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A man who was diagnosed with stage four testicular cancer completed a half-marathon.<br/><br/>Callan Rogers, 28, ran a half-marathon in March despite being about to enter his sixth round of chemotherapy treatment.<br/><br/>Callan, from Stratford in London, was diagnosed at the age of 26.<br/><br/>When his latest round of treatment stopped working, he decided to run a half-marathon and completed it in two hours and 29 minutes.<br/><br/>Callan, a fire safety officer, said: \
A man who was diagnosed with stage four testicular cancer completed a half-marathon.<br/><br/>Callan Rogers, 28, ran a half-marathon in March despite being about to enter his sixth round of chemotherapy treatment.<br/><br/>Callan, from Stratford in London, was diagnosed at the age of 26.<br/><br/>When his latest round of treatment stopped working, he decided to run a half-marathon and completed it in two hours and 29 minutes.<br/><br/>Callan, a fire safety officer, said: \
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