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British boy who left Singapore a year ago after life-saving treatment is still cancer free

A year after Oscar Saxelby-Lee left Singapore following a life-saving experimental treatment at the National University Hospital, CNA spoke to his .

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Oscar Saxelby-Lee: Family celebrates one year since boy s cancer care

Oscar Saxelby-Lee: Family celebrates one year since boy s cancer care Published image captionOscar Saxelby-Lee has been recovering from his cancer treatment for a year A seven-year-old boy is living cancer-free one year after returning from months of treatment in Singapore. Oscar Saxelby-Lee, from Worcester, underwent CAR-T therapy in Singapore with the help of £500,000 raised through crowdfunding. A year on, his mother Olivia Saxelby said the family was doing amazingly well and counting our blessings after a difficult year. Oscar is back at school but still needs treatment for other conditions. He s loving life - literally living for every moment, Ms Saxelby said.

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Eight Worcestershire children receive robots from Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust

ROBOTS that help children isolated by cancer keep in touch with friends and classmates have now been given out to eight children in Worcestershire.

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British boy who left Singapore a year ago after life-saving treatment is still cancer free

British boy who left Singapore a year ago after life-saving treatment is still cancer free
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