Chinese boy, 10, bravely fights leukaemia for half his life, calls medicines ‘dessert’, dies
A 10-year-old Chinese boy, known as Haohao, has died in Beijing after a six-year battle with acute myeloid leukaemia. Diagnosed at age four in Guizhou province, Haohao underwent extensive treatment, including 17 chemotherapies, 15 radiotherapies, and two bone marrow transplants.

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AI-generatedA 10-year-old Chinese boy, known as Haohao, has died in Beijing after a six-year battle with acute myeloid leukaemia. Diagnosed at age four in Guizhou province, Haohao underwent extensive treatment, including 17 chemotherapies, 15 radiotherapies, and two bone marrow transplants. His parents announced his death on January 27 via his social media account, which had garnered a large following due to his inspiring story. The news of his passing has been met with widespread mourning online, with many expressing admiration for his strength and resilience throughout his illness.
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5 extractedHaohao underwent 17 chemotherapies, 15 radiotherapies and two bone marrow transplants.
Haohao was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia at the age of four.
Haohao's parents announced his death on their social media account with 600,000 followers.
Haohao was from Guizhou province and died in Beijing on January 27.
A 10-year-old Chinese boy, known as Haohao, died after battling leukaemia.