Duchess of York Diagnosed with Skin Cancer
The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, has been diagnosed with malignant melanoma after undergoing reconstructive surgery following a mastectomy for breast cancer, Excel Magazine International reports.
A source revealed that several moles were removed and analyzed during the procedure, with one identified as cancerous.
Excel Magazine International gathered that despite the distressing news, the duchess remains in good spirits and is undergoing further investigations to ensure early detection.
In a statement, her spokesperson expressed gratitude to the medical team, especially the vigilant dermatologist who detected the illness.
Emphasizing the importance of monitoring moles for signs of melanoma, the duchess urged awareness about checking their size, shape, color, and texture.
The statement also acknowledged the support from the private medical team and confirmed the duchess’s return to the UK after initial recuperation in Austria.
Despite facing a second cancer diagnosis within six months, sources close to her highlight her resilience and the care she receives from her family.
Recalls, last year, Sarah Ferguson bravely shared her breast cancer journey, advocating for routine screenings and raising awareness through her podcast.
Her positive message resonated as she underwent a mastectomy at King Edward VII hospital in London.
