Jamie Theakston Diagnosed with Stage One Laryngeal Cancer

Jamie Theakston Diagnosed with Stage One Laryngeal Cancer

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Updated 5 months ago

Diagnosis and Prognosis

, a 53-year-old co-host of 's breakfast show, announced his diagnosis of stage one laryngeal cancer following an operation to remove a lesion from his vocal cords.

Theakston expressed optimism about his recovery, stating the prognosis is "very positive" and he anticipates returning to the air in October.

Support and Awareness

Theakston received an outpouring of support from colleagues and fans, who noted changes in his voice, prompting him to seek medical advice.

Laryngeal cancer, more common in men, affects the voice box and can often be cured by early diagnosis and treatment, highlighting the importance of listening to bodily changes.
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