Earlier this year, Maria Menounos shocked fans when she revealed she'd been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She underwent surgery in February to remove the neuroendocrine tumor on her pancreas, as well as her spleen, a large fibroid, and 17 lymph nodes, and has since dedicated herself to speaking out about the experience.
Earlier this year, Maria Menounos shocked fans when she revealed she’d been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
She underwent surgery in February to remove the neuroendocrine tumor on her pancreas, as well as her spleen, a large fibroid, and 17 lymph nodes, and has since dedicated herself to speaking out about the experience. Her main goal?
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