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'My oncologist gave me two to three years to live': Ciara Mageean opens up on cancer battle

'My oncologist gave me two to three years to live': Ciara Mageean opens up on cancer battle
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Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean has publicly shared her diagnosis of bowel cancer at age 33. She is documenting her journey and athletics career in a new book, 'My Greatest Race', while undergoing treatment.

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The story highlights the importance of early medical screening for bowel cancer, even among young, healthy, and active individuals.

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Ireland's Ciara Mageean celebrates winning bronze at the Women's 1500m final during day three of the European Indoor Athletics Championships.

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The article is a personal health profile based on an interview, focusing on the subject's experience.

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