RADIO host Jamie Theakston has revealed he has been diagnosed with stage 1 laryngeal cancer. The 53-year-old, who presents on Heart Radio, said the disease was spotted by radio listeners after

Heart Radio Breakfast co-host Jamie Theakston has announced he has been diagnosed with stage one laryngeal cancer. He said he "recently had an operation to remove a lesion from my vocal cords" and that the prognosis was "very positive". He added that the cancer was identified by a biopsy.

Heart Radio presenter Jamie Theakston revealed that he has been diagnosed with Stage 1 laryngeal cancer after listeners noticed a 'change' in his voice. Laryngeal cancer affects the larynx - also known as the voice box - which is the part of the throat at the entrance to the windpipe.

According to the NHS, you should see a GP if you have had a hoarse voice for more than 3 weeks. These symptoms are often caused by less serious conditions, such as laryngitis, but it's a good idea to get them checked out.

After listeners said he sounded different on-air, U.K. radio host Jamie Theakston sought medical care — and discovered he has throat cancer. “As you know – I recently had an operation to remove a lesion from my vocal chords.

Jamie Theakston's wife Sophie has spoken out for the first time since her husband's announcement that he is battling cancer. The Heart Radio presenter revealed he is undergoing treatment for stage 1 laryngeal cancer.

Popular presenter on the British channel Heart Radio, Jamie Theakston, is very grateful to his listeners because thanks to their attention and help he discovered that he has laryngeal cancer. His fans told him that his voice had changed,

Heart Radio presenter Jamie Theakston has announced he's been diagnosed with cancer after undergoing surgery on his vocal cords following concern from fans