Myeloma is the most common blood cancer in the Black community, but Sky News presenter Gillian Joseph had never heard of it before her sister Charmaine was diagnosed. Radhika Sanghani reports on the incurable condition disproportionately affecting one group of people
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Myeloma is the most common blood cancer in the Black community, but Sky News presenter Gillian Joseph had never heard of it before her sister Charmaine was diagnosed. Radhika Sanghani reports on the incurable condition disproportionately affecting one group of people
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