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Former Sen. Ben Sasse Explains That His ‘Nasty’ Facial Wounds Are Result Of Experimental Treatment For Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
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Former Sen. Ben Sasse Explains That His ‘Nasty’ Facial Wounds Are Result Of Experimental Treatment For Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
Ben Sasse, the former Republican senator from Nebraska and University of Florida president, is shedding light on his “agonizing” journey with terminal cancer. The 54-year-old recently appeared on The New York Times podcast with visible blood on his face, less than four months after revealing a stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis. Speaking with host Ross Douthat, Sasse remained candid about his mortality and the decision to speak publicly in his …
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