Huge numbers of Brits could be driving without having notified the DVLA about their pre-existing conditions that should be declared.

In a September 2014 Facebook post, Henry revealed that his "brain was swelling in its own fluids, obstructed by an arachnoid brain cyst that I had been born with" before he underwent emergency ...

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency has revealed the complete list of health conditions that drivers need to declare - and failure to do so can cause some huge repercussions ...

A comprehensive list of medical conditions has been published on the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) website, which includes ailments such as diabetes, sleep apnoea, strokes, and glaucoma.

It's not just poor eyesight that motorists need to tell the DVLA about - there are almost 200 conditions that could affect your driving that you need to declare ...

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Reports suggest that over a million Brits could be driving without informing the DVLA about their pre-existing medical conditions. It's a common misunderstanding that only drivers with poor ...

According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), "Colloid brain cysts are benign [non cancerous], slow-growing lesions typically found in the brain's third ventricle," that contain ...

[68] Indications for ICP measurement are described for children with traumatic brain injury, shunt insertion or malfunction, arachnoid cyst, craniosynostosis and prematurity. There is no ideal ...

Reports suggest that over a million Brits could be driving without informing the DVLA about their pre-existing medical conditions. Contrary to popular belief, it's not just drivers with poor ...