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Princess of Wales' cancer diagnosis a wake up call
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IntroductionA handout still from a recording released by The Prince and Princess of Wales on 22 March 2024 shows
A handout still from a recording released by The Prince and Princess of Wales on 22 March 2024 shows Britain's Catherine, Princess of Wales, announcing her cancer diagnosis in Windsor, west of London. Photo: HANDOUT / AFP
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