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ABC News' Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy treatment
Reeve said surgery and two cycles of chemotherapy lowered the odds of recurrence to nearly 1% after cancer spread to lymph nodes.
- On Tuesday, ABC News correspondent Will Reeve revealed he was diagnosed with testicular cancer in April after his wife, Amanda Dubin Reeve, encouraged him to get evaluated for a lump.
- An ultrasound discovered a mass, leading to an orchiectomy in May; further testing revealed the cancer had spread to lymph nodes, requiring a six-hour surgery in June to remove them.
- Reeve underwent two cycles of chemotherapy to lower recurrence odds to nearly 1%, enduring side effects including bone pain and night sweats before finishing treatment on July 31.
- Now cancer-free as of a September 8 check-up, Reeve reflected on receiving treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where his late parents Christopher Reeve and Dana Reeve were also treated.
- Reeve is sharing his battle to raise testicular cancer awareness, with additional coverage airing this Wednesday and Thursday on 'Good Morning America' to demonstrate early detection outcomes.
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The Independent (US)ABC News’ Will Reeve, 34, reveals testicular cancer diagnosis
Will Reeve underwent a six-hour surgery in June and began chemotherapy
·London, United Kingdom
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ABC News' Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy treatment
Reeve got married in January 2026 and received a cancer diagnosis just months later.
·New York, United States
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