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Adrian Chiles Shares Cancer Diagnosis as He Issues Health Update
Adrian Chiles, 58, found a suspicious skin patch leading to a squamous cell carcinoma diagnosis, a common skin cancer type usually not life-threatening, he said.
- Adrian Chiles, 58, revealed in a Guardian column he was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma after biopsy results.
- After noticing a change, he booked a dermatologist appointment; clinicians excised the lesion and advised stitches removal in 10 days while samples were analyzed.
- Following the operation, he waited 23 days and received two NHS notifications without results; struggling through automated phone numbers, a nurse who shared results relayed the outcome.
- Chiles reassured readers that the diagnosis was `nothing serious`, he faces an operation on his shoulder and assured it `won't spread`.
- Medical context: squamous cell carcinoma starts in squamous cells and is usually not life-threatening, but lesions require clinical advice to monitor as they can grow or spread if untreated.
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The Independent (US)Adrian Chiles shares skin cancer diagnosis after biopsy
‘Needs keeping an eye on,’ the former ‘One Show’ host said
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