Worsley man given year to live now cancer-free after Christie's drug trial- PublishedA man who "jumped at the chance" to join a drug trial after being diagnosed with cancer and given 12 months to live has said "getting the all-clear was overwhelming".Robert Glynn was diagnosed with a form of bile duct cancer in 2020 after going to the GP with severe shoulder pain.Mr Glynn, who works as a welder, was diagnosed after suffering severe pain in his shoulder which left him unable to sleep.He visited his GP and underwent scans and blood tests, but his cancer was only picked up by chance when he got an infection in his gall bladder.The trial was run by The Christie's Prof Juan Valle, who said the results of the research and another larger study had been "keenly anticipated by colleagues worldwide as it could lead to a change in how we treat patients like Robert in the future"."