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Traitors Star Reveals Secret Cancer Battle
25 Mar
Summary
- Reality star Ben was diagnosed with prostate cancer before applying for The Traitors.
- He had no symptoms and credits early diagnosis for ongoing NHS treatment.
- Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in the UK.
Ben, a participant in the latest season of the BBC series The Traitors, has disclosed his private battle with prostate cancer. He was diagnosed before his casting on the show.
In a recent social media video, Ben stated that prostate cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in the UK. He also mentioned having no symptoms prior to his diagnosis, highlighting the importance of early detection and continued treatment.
Ben receives ongoing treatment from the NHS every three months to monitor his condition. He advocates for a comprehensive screening program for prostate cancer, similar to other forms of the disease.
His co-stars have offered their support following his announcement. Figures from Prostate Cancer UK show a significant surge in prostate cancer cases, surpassing breast cancer diagnoses in recent years. This rise is attributed to increased awareness and early detection efforts.
