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Rivera Diagnosed with Cancer, Camp Positional Battles Ensue

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The Washington Football Team announced on Aug. 20 that head coach Ron Rivera was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) located in a lymph node and detected from a self-care check. The form of cancer was caught during an early stage and is considered very treatable and curable, providing a good prognosis for Rivera. Coaching …

Source: The Washington Informer
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