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Alexander Hold: TV judge and deputy president of the state parliament has prostate cancer

April 5, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Former TV judge and current Vice President of the Bavarian State Parliament, Alexander Hold, has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The 62-year-old politician announced that he will undergo a challenging operation due to the cancer being close to adjacent nerves. Following a routine check-up, suspicious values and an unclear result led to the diagnosis of cancer after further examinations. Hold emphasized the importance of early detection and urged people to prioritize regular screenings for various types of cancer, as early detection significantly improves survival rates.

Despite his diagnosis, Hold remains optimistic about the future, citing his strong immune system and positive outlook. He decided to make his illness public in order to raise awareness about the dangers of cancer and encourage others to prioritize preventive healthcare measures. Hold rose to national fame through the reality TV show “Judge Alexander Hold,” which aired on Sat.1 until 2013. Prior to his television career, he served as a prosecutor before becoming a judge in 1997. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in Germany, with early detection being crucial for better treatment outcomes.

Hold’s political career began in 2018 when he joined the Freie Wähler party in the Bavarian State Parliament. In 2017, he was even nominated as a candidate for the German presidential election by his party. Despite the challenges ahead, Hold remains confident in his ability to overcome the disease, emphasizing the importance of regular screenings for various types of cancer. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths among men in Germany, with over 15,000 deaths reported annually. Early detection plays a critical role in improving survival rates, with almost 90% of individuals diagnosed with prostate cancer surviving the disease.

As Hold prepares for his upcoming surgery in April to remove the malignant tumor, he reflects on how the diagnosis has impacted his perspective on health and life. He urges others to prioritize their health by undergoing regular screenings for different types of cancer. Hold’s decision to publicly share his diagnosis highlights the importance of raising awareness about the risks of cancer and promoting preventive healthcare measures. Despite the challenges ahead, Hold remains positive about his prognosis and is determined to face the disease with resilience and courage.

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