Health & Wellness
Aretha Franklin reported to have pancreatic cancer
Aretha Franklin, who recently underwent surgery for undisclosed health issues, was reported to have pancreatic cancer.
Soul singer Aretha Franklin, who recently underwent surgery for undisclosed health issues, was reported to have pancreatic cancer.
Before the surgery, the 68-year-old singer canceled all her appearances through May 2011.
A Detroit News report on Wednesday cited a source familiar with the situation on the pancreatic cancer diagnosis, an illness which reported a poor prognosis.
After the surgery, Franklin released a statement on Dec. 2 that she had to undergo surgery.
The iconic singer, known for her hits “Chain of Fools” and “Respect”, had maintained a busy schedule of touring and recording as of late October.
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