ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan will undergo minor surgery Friday to remove a form of skin cancer.
According to Hogan’s spokesman Mike Ricci, he will have minor outpatient surgery for early stage basal and squamos cell carcinoma on his face and shoulder. It’s the same form of skin cancer he has had before.
READ MORE: Baltimore Police Searching For 2 Missing Children, 14- and 3-Years-OldOn Friday, Governor Hogan will have minor outpatient surgery for early stage basal and squamos cell carcinoma on his face and shoulder. This is a form of skin cancer that he has had before.
The governor is a big believer in the importance of early detection.
— Mike Ricci (@riccimike) January 13, 2021
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Ricci said the governor is a big believer in early detection.
Hogan was previously diagnosed with the most common form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma less than six months after he was sworn in as Maryland’s governor in 2015.
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