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NY Times · Jan 23, 2018

U.S.O.C. Chief Is Executive Diagnosed With Cancer

Scott Blackmun has been the U.S. Olympic Committee’s chief executive since 2010. He will likely miss the Winter Games next month after receiving a diagnosis of prostate cancer.After receiving a diagnosis of prostate cancer, Scott Blackmun, the chief executive of the United States Olympic Committee, announced he would not travel to South Korea for the opening ceremony of the Olympics next month.

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