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Liam is currently receiving immunotherapy treatment and we hope he will show no evidence of disease at that point.

But neuroblastoma has a high relapse rate and if Liam’s cancer did return, his chances of long-term survival would drop to less than one in ten.

We are appealing for your help to raise £232,000 by August 2020, so Liam can receive a clinical trial in New York that aims to stop his neuroblastoma from coming back.

Claire Scott

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