Premier League star reveals ‘aggressive’ cancer diagnosis
Shaka Hislop reveals ‘aggressive’ prostate cancer diagnosis
- Former Premier League star Shaka Hislop has revealed he is battling an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
- The former Newcastle and West Ham player announced on Thursday (4 December) via Instagram that he recently completed two months of medication and radiation therapy.
- Hislop discovered the cancer 18 months ago following a PSA test, which led to a prostatectomy.
- Despite initial treatment, the cancer has since spread to his pelvic bone, and he stated his 'journey continues'.
- He urged the public to get tested for prostate cancer, particularly in countries like the UK where PSA tests may require insistence.