Longtime ESPN college basketball commentator Dick Vitale announced Tuesday that his doctors have declared him cancer-free.

Conditions such as vocal cord inflammation (laryngitis), where the voice box becomes inflamed and causes hoarseness or loss of voice, to laryngeal cancer (vocal cord cancer), are significant ...

An emotional Dick Vitale took to social media on Tuesday to announce that he is cancer-free following his latest scans and ...

WASHINGTON — ESPN college basketball analyst Dick Vitale remains cancer-free after recent medical scans. Vitale, who has ...

He then announced that December that he had been diagnosed with Dysplasia — a vocal cord condition that can progress to cancer. Vitale underwent surgery on his vocal cords in February 2022 after ...

Laryngeal cancer is a serious condition that can impact your ability to speak, swallow and in some cases, breathe. Each year, about 12,500 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with laryngeal cancer, with ...

The longtime ESPN broadcaster was first diagnosed with melanoma in 2021. He was also diagnosed with lymphoma, which he also ...

The longtime ESPN broadcaster was first diagnosed with melanoma in 2021. He was also diagnosed with lymphoma, which he also ...

Longtime ESPN announcer Dick Vitale returned to call his first game in two years in February after getting vocal cords surgery last year during his latest battle with cancer. Vitale has battled ...

In a video, Vitale shared that he had some bloodwork and tests done on Monday, and he finally received his results from Dr.

In 2023, Vitale was again diagnosed with vocal cord cancer and underwent a series of radiation treatments. Last year, he announced he was diagnosed with cancer for the fourth time after a biopsy ...