Dick Vitale Announces He's Cancer-Free

The ESPN broadcaster's vocal cord cancer diagnosis in July marked his third battle with the disease.

Dick Vitale, the Basketball Hall of Fame broadcaster, has announced that he is cancer-free after a recent PET scan.
Vitale, 84, was diagnosed with vocal cord cancer in July and has undergone six weeks of radiation.
This was Vitale's third bout with cancer, having previously battled melanoma and lymphoma.
Despite the good news, Vitale's voice has been impacted by the treatments and requires more healing before he can return to broadcasting.
Vitale has been an ESPN college basketball analyst since 1979 and was honored with the 2022 Jimmy V Award for his courageous fights with multiple cancer diagnoses.