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(From left) Mrs Cynthia Koh, Kyler and Mr Calvin Koh. Mr and Mrs Koh are Kyler's parents.
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SINGAPORE - When Mrs Cynthia Koh's middle child, Kyler, was admitted to the National University Hospital (NUH) in 2018 at eight months old, he had a persistent fever for days.
It was only after doctors noticed Kyler's skin was a yellowish hue that they did a blood test, revealing he had beta thalassaemia major.
