04 April 2019

Diagnosis on TV

A spectator saved an American TV presenter from cancer

The American presenter of the Inside Edition news portal Deborah Norville, thanks to her audience, learned about the presence of cancer. She announced this on April 1 on her YouTube channel.

As Norville noted, a few years ago, one of the viewers informed her about a small lump on her throat. After that, the TV presenter went to the doctor, but the specialist did not reveal anything serious, but appointed annual examinations.

However, over the years, this harmless nodule on the thyroid gland turned into cancer. According to Norville, she did not need chemotherapy for treatment. On April 2, the TV presenter underwent surgery, after which she wrote on her Instagram that "everything went well."

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