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I was told I had terminal prostate cancer aged 48. Two years later I'm disease-free thanks to this amazing new drug - but there's a postcode lottery in NHS provision
A 48-year-old man diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer is now disease-free two years later due to a new drug, but access to the treatment is inconsistent across the NHS.
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