Conor's Battle Against Incurable Brain Tumor | Leeds News

Leeds News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jul 13, 2026 · 2m

Twenty-one-year-old Conor Harding, who battled leukemia four times as a child, now faces an incurable brain tumor—glioblastoma—after four years of remission. With no known cure and a grim prognosis of just 12-18 months survival, his story exposes a devastating disparity: while leukemia research has surged and survival rates soared, brain tumor funding has lagged for decades, leaving patients with few options. Conor’s family, including his father Trevor—who channels grief into marathons and fundraising—is rallying behind Brain Tumour Research, demanding £35 million annually in UK government…