US EditionDoctors for Brazil’s Bolsonaro say early-stage cancer detected in his skin lesions
Two of eight removed skin lesions tested positive for squamous cell carcinoma; Bolsonaro requires ongoing clinical monitoring after early-stage cancer diagnosis, doctors said.
- Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was diagnosed with early-stage skin cancer, specifically squamous cell carcinoma, after tests on skin lesions removed from his body, according to his medical team.
- Bolsonaro will undergo regular checkups to monitor his condition after doctors removed skin lesions during prior hospital visits.
- Bolsonaro remains under house arrest after receiving a 27-year prison sentence for his involvement in a coup attempt against the 2022 election results, as stated by Supreme Court Justices.
- Claudio Birolini, Bolsonaro's oncologist, noted that the cancer is intermediate and described the lesions as 'in situ,' meaning they show no signs of spreading.
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Bolsonaro Diagnosed with Skin Cancer as Legal and Health Challenges Mount - American Faith
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, a form of skin cancer, amid a wave of legal challenges that include a 27-year prison sentence for “crimes against democracy.” Bolsonaro’s medical team confirmed on Wednesday that two of eight skin lesions removed during a recent procedure tested positive for the cancer, which is considered an intermediate type of skin malignancy. Despite his fragile health…
Bolsonaro discharged from hospital, goes back to house arrest
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was discharged on Wednesday from the hospital after being admitted the day before for kidney problems, dehydration, and low blood pressure. Doctors also revealed that two skin lesions removed during a procedure on Sunday tested positive for an "early-stage" squamous cell carcinoma, a type of skin cancer.
Doctors for Brazil’s Bolsonaro Say Early-Stage Cancer Detected in His Skin Lesions
RIO DE JANEIRO—Doctors for former President Jair Bolsonaro said Wednesday that they detected early-stage cancer in skin lesions removed from the 70-year-old politician. Bolsonaro went to the DF Star hospital Sunday to have eight lesions removed for testing, and again on Tuesday because of vomiting and low blood pressure before being released Wednesday. Results showed early-stage skin cancer in two of the lesions, doctors said in a statement Wedn…
Less than a week after he was sentenced to 27 years in prison for attempted coup d'état, former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro received another bad news Wednesday, September 17th: a diagnosis of skin cancer. The ex-president was suffering so far from a series of health problems, some of which stemmed from a stabbing attack in 2018 in the midst of an election campaign. In recent years, he has been overshadowed by many appointments due to his …
Brazil: Bolsonaro diagnosed with skin cancer a week after conviction
Bolsonaro reported multiple health woes during the judicial process against him and missed the verdict phase of his trial. On Sunday, he visited the hospital to have eight skin lesions removed and sent for biopsies
Doctors have revealed that former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, 70, has early-stage skin cancer in two lesions removed for examination after his coup attempt conviction last week.
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