 'It hasn't – they're all clear, those lymph nodes, and everything around the prostate – the non-existent prostate – seems to be clear. So at this moment, it's very encouraging that I hopefully am all clear. Things will emerge later down the line to prove that, I hope. But at this moment in time, yeah, everything's really encouraging.' Having undergone a 'big operation', which is described as 'radical' and was 'very invasive', Nick said that he is currently feeling 'quite fragile'. Nonethel){kind=link}
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Nick Owen has issued an urgent plea after announcing his cancer diagnosis, urging for people to get checked even if they don’t have any symptoms.
This week, it was revealed that the presenter was diagnosed with ‘aggressive’ and ‘extensive’ prostate cancer in April, and will be stepping away from the studio to focus on his health.
The BBC star’s diagnosis came about after he saw a specialist, who initially wasn’t ‘too worried’, before he went for a scan and had a biopsy done.