Bruce Campbell Reveals Five-Year Cancer Prognosis on Podcast

Bruce Campbell says doctors gave him a five-year prognosis after cancer diagnosis

euronews.com • 08 Sep 09:10

The 68-year-old actor, known for his role as Ash Williams, told The Adam Carolla Show he expects to live about five more years following a recent cancer diagnosis.

Actor Bruce Campbell Says Doctors Gave Him a Five-Year Prognosis

hollywoodreporter.com • 07 Sep 17:35

Bruce Campbell disclosed on a podcast that doctors have given him a five-year life expectancy after a cancer diagnosis, but he plans to continue working and promoting his new film.

Actor Bruce Campbell says doctors estimate five years left after cancer diagnosis

NBC News • 05 Sep 18:40

Bruce Campbell, 67, told a podcast he expects to live about five more years while undergoing treatment for an unspecified, treatable but incurable cancer.

Actor Bruce Campbell Says He Has About Five Years Following Cancer Diagnosis

Variety • 05 Sep 17:19

Bruce Campbell disclosed a five-year prognosis for a treatable but incurable cancer and said he will continue working on his new film while focusing on treatment.

Bruce Campbell Says Doctors Estimate He Has About Five Years Remaining

USA Today • 05 Sep 01:50

Actor Bruce Campbell disclosed that a recent medical prognosis gives him an estimated five-year life expectancy, and he plans to continue working on his new film rather than focus on his illness.

Actor Bruce Campbell Says Doctors Estimate About Five Years Remaining After Cancer Diagnosis

TheWrap • 05 Sep 01:20

Bruce Campbell told The Adam Carolla Show that doctors have given him a roughly five-year prognosis following a cancer diagnosis in March, and he intends to focus on living rather than dwelling on the illness.

Actor Bruce Campbell Says He Has About Five Years Left After Cancer Diagnosis

The Detroit News • 04 Sep 23:46

Bruce Campbell told the Adam Carolla Show he expects a five-year life expectancy following a treatable but incurable cancer diagnosis, and said he plans to continue working and living as normally as possible.