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NHS sends message after Jamie Theakston listeners spotted 'change in voice' before cancer diagnosis

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The NHS has issued an important message after radio presenter Jamie Theakston announced he has been diagnosed with stage one laryngeal cancer.

The 53-year-old Heart Radio Breakfast Show host shared on his social channels a detailed statement about his condition, telling fans '"I have cancer but cancer does not have me." It comes after the radio star took to Instagram earlier this month to thank fans who noticed a change in his voice, which led to him having an operation to remove a lesion on his vocal chords.

He told his fans: "A few of you listeners have noticed my voice hasn't sounded right these past few weeks – I've got you to thank...

Got it checked – Doctors found a lesion on my vocal chords which I've had removed this weekend – thanks for all the kind messages – should be back on my feet soon." READ MORE: Last branch of Simon Rimmer's Greens restaurant announces 'heartbreaking' closure Updating fans on his condition today, Jamie wrote: "Hi folks, as you know I recently had an operation to remove a lesion from my vocal cords.

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