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LSU DB Greg Brooks Jr Diagnosed With Rare Form Of Brain Cancer - Vimarsana News

LSU DB Greg Brooks Jr Diagnosed With Rare Form Of Brain Cancer

LSU defensive back Greg Brooks Jr has been diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer, medulloblastoma, his family announced.

LSU's Greg Brooks Jr. diagnosed with rare brain cancer | Fieldlevel - Vimarsana News

LSU's Greg Brooks Jr. diagnosed with rare brain cancer | Fieldlevel

LSU starting safety and team captain Greg Brooks Jr. has been diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer weeks after having a large tumor removed from his brain.

LSU safety Greg Brooks diagnosed with rare form of brain cancer - Vimarsana News

LSU safety Greg Brooks diagnosed with rare form of brain cancer

LSU safety Greg Brooks diagnosed with rare form of Brain Cancer

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LSU safety Greg Brooks Jr. diagnosed with rare brain cancer - Vimarsana News

LSU safety Greg Brooks Jr. diagnosed with rare brain cancer

Brooks underwent emergency surgery last month to remove a large brain tumor.

LSU safety Greg Brooks diagnosed with brain cancer, but no evidence it has spread, doctor says - Vimarsana News

LSU safety Greg Brooks diagnosed with brain cancer, but no evidence it has spread, doctor says

LSU safety Greg Brooks has been diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer, his family and the hospital caring for him announced Wednesday. Brooks had emergency surgery three weeks ago to remove a tumor between his cerebellum and brainstem. “Greg’s speech and ability to communicate has been impacted, and although he is responsive and working daily with physical therapy, he will face months of intensive rehabilitation,” said Dr. Catherine O’Neal, chief medical officer at Our Lady of the Lake Health.

Source: yahoo.com