BBC Anchor Shares Diagnosis of Rare Blood Cancer
Maryam Moshiri, a veteran BBC news presenter, has publicly disclosed that she is living with polycythaemia vera, a rare but manageable blood cancer. The 49-year-old was diagnosed in November 2024 after routine blood tests, and she has undergone bloodletting procedures and immunotherapy as part of her treatment. Moshiri said she experienced few symptoms despite the condition's potential side effects.
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