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Harry Connick Jr. raises awareness for colon cancer
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March 21, 2018
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5:21Now PlayingMulti-talented musician, actor and TV host Harry Connick Jr. had a big cancer scare in 2012 when his wife Jill was diagnosed with breast cancer. Today, she is cancer free but credits routine screening with saving her life. Now that the Broadway crooner has turned 50, he’s raising awareness on another cancer where timely screening is crucial, colon cancer.
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