Gov. Jerry Brown, first's identity determined to have prostate growth in 2012, will start another round of treatment for the illness, his office investigated Saturday.
Cocoa, 78, will keep up his obligations as representative amid the treatment, as indicated by his staff. No extra subtle elements were given about to what extent the treatment will take, or what provoked its planning.
"Luckily this is not the broad infection, can be promptly treated with a short course of radiotherapy, and there are not anticipated that would be any critical symptoms," said Dr. Eric Small, a UC San Francisco oncologist, in a messaged proclamation gave to journalists. "The anticipation for Gov. Chestnut is amazing."
Chestnut at first learned he had the prostate malignancy in late 2012 and experienced comparable treatment for a little while. The senator has likewise been dealt with for basal cell carcinoma — a kind of skin disease — twice in the previous nine years, with reconstructive surgery on the correct side of his nose in 2011.
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