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BOULDER COUNTY, COLORADO, JUL 29 – Deion Sanders underwent bladder removal surgery to avoid chemotherapy and is now cancer free, urging regular screenings especially for Black communities facing higher mortality rates, doctors said.
- On Monday, Deion Sanders, NFL legend and Colorado Buffaloes head coach, said he never doubted he would return to the sidelines this year, according to his statement.
- Sanders chose surgery over chemotherapy, undergoing a robot-assisted radical cystectomy and neobladder reconstruction in June after his bladder cancer diagnosis.
- According to Dr. Philippe Spiess, the robot-assisted cystectomy typically lasts five to seven hours and involves removing the bladder, prostate, and lymph nodes in the Midwest region.
- Contributing millions, UCHealth pledged a $3 million gift with $600,000 annually for 15 years, while Apex Marketing Group reported $6.5 million in exposure.
- Medical experts say a high-profile figure like Sanders is likely to prompt more people to seek bladder cancer screenings, increasing awareness and early detection.
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Deion Sanders shouts out NFL icon for 'guidance' after bladder cancer diagnosis
DEION SANDERS has thanked NFL icon Randy Moss for his guidance and friendship during a recent health battle. The Colorado Buffaloes coach confirmed in a press conference on Monday that he had bladder cancer. APDeion Sanders announced in a press conference on Monday that he had been battling bladder cancer[/caption] APHe thanked NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss, himself a cancer survivor, for his frequent check-ups and guidance[/caption] He has under…
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(MedPage Today) -- After encountering treatment options "that scared me to death," NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders anticipates a full recovery from bladder cancer and returning to the sidelines as head coach of the University of Colorado Buffaloes...
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