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AdvertisementHogan to undergo surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinomaAdvertisementHogan to undergo surgery to remove cancer cells from skinHogan to undergo surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinomaGov. Larry Hogan is undergoing surgery Friday to remove cancer cells from his face and shoulder, his communications director Mike Ricci announced in a tweet Wednesday.Ricci said Hogan will have minor outpatient surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinoma on his face and shoulder. This is a form of skin cancer that he has had before. "The governor is a big believer in the importance of early detection," Ricci tweeted.The American Cancer Society describes basal and squamous cell skin cancer as the most common types of skin cancer that start in the top layer of skin and are often related to sun exposure. The majority of people make a full recovery once the masses are removed.Hogan was first diagnosed with cancer just before Father's Day in 2015, when he announced he had an aggressive form of cancer of the lymph nodes. Hogan remained active through his treatment for B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma, which included five-day stays at University of Maryland Medical Center every three weeks.In August 2015, the governor announced the cancer was 95% gone, and in September 2016, Hogan announced that he was cancer free.In February 2018, the governor had basal cell skin cancer spots removed. He said it turned out to be basal-cell and squamous-cell skin cancer, but not melanoma, which is a serious form of skin cancer.In June 2020, the governor announced his five-year scan came back 100% cancer free.Gov. Larry Hogan is undergoing surgery Friday to remove cancer cells from his face and shoulder, his communications director Mike Ricci announced in a tweet Wednesday.Ricci said Hogan will have minor outpatient surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinoma on his face and shoulder. This is a form of skin cancer that .Advertisement"The governor is a big believer in the importance of early detection," Ricci tweeted.The as the most common types of skin cancer that start in the top layer of skin and are often related to sun exposure. The majority of people make a full recovery once the masses are removed.Hogan was just before Father's Day in 2015, when he announced he had an aggressive form of cancer of the lymph nodes. Hogan remained active through his treatment for B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma, which included five-day stays at University of Maryland Medical Center every three weeks.In August 2015, , and in September 2016, .In February 2018, . He said it turned out to be basal-cell and squamous-cell skin cancer, but not melanoma, which is a serious form of skin cancer.In June 2020, .This content is imported from Twitter.You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.On Friday, Governor Hogan will have minor outpatient surgery for early stage basal and squamos cell carcinoma on his face and shoulder. This is a form of skin cancer that he has had before. The governor is a big believer in the importance of early detection.— Michael Ricci (@riccimike)Loading more articles...

AdvertisementHogan to undergo surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinomaAdvertisementHogan to undergo surgery to remove cancer cells from skinHogan to undergo surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinomaGov. Larry Hogan is undergoing surgery Friday to remove cancer cells from his face and shoulder, his communications director Mike Ricci announced in a tweet Wednesday.Ricci said Hogan will have minor outpatient surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinoma on his face and shoulder. This is a form of skin cancer that he has had before. "The governor is...

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