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Brohman reveals cancer diagnosis
Darryl Brohman started chemotherapy after a non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosis in his stomach and will pause broadcasting until his expected 2026 recovery.
- On Thursday, Darryl Brohman announced on 2GB radio he started treatment today after a non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosis and will begin chemotherapy on Monday.
- After feeling unwell in his stomach, Brohman underwent several tests that diagnosed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma located in his stomach.
- Brohman began medication today and said chemotherapy will start Monday with about a 21 day interval and six or seven cycles planned.
- 2GB said Brohman will step back from on‑air duties with treatment underway, and Nine Radio is sending support while looking forward to his return when fully recovered.
- Previously, Brohman overcame prostate cancer after surgery, and the rugby league community has flooded support messages while he plans to lay low until the footy season.
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