Journalist Rajdeep Sardesai Shares Journey of Prostate Cancer Diagnosis and Recovery
· GlobeWire Daily Science Desk · Source: www.indiatoday.in

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Veteran journalist Rajdeep Sardesai recently spoke about his personal experience with prostate cancer during the 'Humne Cancer Ko Haraya' session at the India Today Health Wealth Conclave 2026. Sardesai shared that his diagnosis was unexpected, having been discovered during routine medical investigations conducted ahead of a planned hernia operation.
Medical Journey and Recovery
- Diagnosis: An elevated Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) level prompted further clinical tests, which ultimately led to a targeted biopsy confirming the condition.
- Treatment: Following his diagnosis, Sardesai underwent surgery.
- Current Status: He is currently in remission and attends regular medical follow-up appointments to monitor his health.
Insights on Living with Cancer
During the session, Sardesai was joined by his treating physician, Dr. Anshuman Agarwal, Senior Urologist at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital. Reflecting on the emotional impact of the diagnosis, Sardesai recalled questioning, "Why me?" but emphasized the importance of support systems. He credited his family, friends, and the medical team for their crucial role in his recovery process.
Sardesai offered advice to others facing similar health challenges, encouraging open communication about cancer and advising people not to take life for granted. Those seeking more details on his experience can view the full session coverage on the official India Today platform.
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