Health & Fitness
Stamford Mayor Recuperating from Skin Cancer Surgery
The mayor announced last month that he was diagnosed with melanoma.
STAMFORD, CT - Stamford Mayor David Martin is continuing his recovery from several procedures to treat skin cancer.
In a statement released by his office on Thursday afternoon, Martin underwent several procedures last week and continuing his work on the city budget.
On Feb. 18, Martin announced he was diagnosed with melanoma in situ.
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Here is the statement issued by Martin’s office:
“Mayor Martin successfully underwent several procedures for treatment of his skin cancer last week and thanks everyone for their thoughts and kind words during this time.
The Mayor remained in contact with staff throughout the week and was able to continue working on the budget and several other important city issues between procedures. The Mayor is recovering well but does have a visible scar where the melanoma was removed and has not shaved as directed by his doctor.
The melanoma has been removed and he will continue life-long screenings with his doctor.”
Photos courtesy of the office of Mayor David Martin.
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