General George S. Brown Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer
Gen George S Brown chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has prostate cancer after surgery revealed cancerous tissue. Doctors do not yet know if cancer has spread beyond the prostate which was not removed. Brown, 59, is to undergo radiation and remain hospitalized two to three weeks at Malcolm Grow Medical Center near Andrews Air Force Base. He plans to retire in late June after four years as the top U.S. military officer.
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