Headline Roundup August 20, 2015
Jimmy Carter Talks About Cancer
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The Washington Post
Former president Jimmy Carter said that the cancer doctors discovered earlier this year has spread to his brain and that he will receive his first radiation treatment for the disease Thursday afternoon.
Blaze Media
Former President Jimmy Carter said he has cancer in his brain.
Carter, 90, said melanoma discovered during liver surgery has spread to four spots on his brain. Speaking at a press conference in Atlanta Thursday morning, he said he will be receiving his first radiation treatment later in the day.
CNN Digital
Former President Jimmy Carter said his future "is in the hands of the god who I worship," describing his diagnosis Thursday morning, which includes found four spots of melanoma on his brain.
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