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Guardian Australia07.06.2026صحةAustralia

Prof Richard Scolyer, Renowned Cancer Researcher and Former Australian of the Year, Dies at 59

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Prof Richard Scolyer, a celebrated cancer researcher and 2024 Australian of the Year, has died at 59 after a public battle with inoperable brain cancer, leaving a legacy of inspiration and groundbreaking medical contributions.

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