Neill described the treatment as "science at its best" and expressed gratitude for medical advances, crediting the therapy for saving his life after standard treatments stopped working.
Previously in remission, Neill had spoken about the challenges of cancer treatment and now looks forward to returning to acting, highlighting the significant progress in cancer care over recent years.
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