Will Reeve says he is cancer-free after treatment

Will Reeve said he is cancer-free after undergoing surgery and chemotherapy for testicular cancer that spread to lymph nodes in his abdomen. The 34-year-old ABC News correspondent described his diagnosis and treatment publicly on September 29, saying a September 8 checkup showed no cancer. Reeve said he noticed a lump in his testicle and sought medical care after his wife, Amanda, urged him to be evaluated. He said testing found a mass, and surgery in May removed the affected testicle. He was then diagnosed with testicular cancer, according to his account. After further testing found cancer in abdominal lymph nodes, Reeve underwent a second operation in June to remove them. He also received chemotherapy, which he said began in July. Reports of his account say treatment was completed at the end of that month. Reeve described spending long sessions at the hospital and experiencing side effects including bone pain, ringing in his ears, night sweats, blood clots and headaches. The diagnosis and treatment details have been shared through Reeve’s own public remarks and interviews; no medical records or statement from his treating clinicians were provided.