“Last month, Leader Scalise successfully completed induction chemotherapy and had a positive response. It has now been determined he is eligible for an autologous stem cell transplant. He is currently undergoing the transplant process, marking a significant milestone in his battle against cancer. Once the procedure is completed, he will be recovering under the supervision of his medical team and will work remotely until returning to Washington next month,” the statement from his office said.
Looks like House Republicans are down another vote.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise will undergo a stem cell transplant, his office announced on Friday, which is expected to keep him out of Washington and working remotely until February.
In August 2023, the Louisiana Republican announced that he had been diagnosed with a form of blood cancer and had started treatment.
That majority is poised to shrink even further by the end of the month with Ohio GOP Rep. Bill Johnson set to resign on January 21 to take a new job as president of Youngstown State University.
It has now been determined he is eligible for an autologous stem cell transplant,” the statement from Scalise’s office said.
Once the procedure is completed, he will be recovering under the supervision of his medical team and will work remotely until returning to Washington next month.”
He survived a shooting in 2017 at an early-morning practice ahead of a charity baseball game that left him in critical condition.
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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise will undergo a stem cell transplant, his office announced on Friday, which is expected to keep him out of Washington and working remotely until February.
In August 2023, the Louisiana Republican announced that he had been diagnosed with a form of blood cancer and had started treatment.
That majority is poised to shrink even further by the end of the month with Ohio GOP Rep. Bill Johnson set to resign on January 21 to take a new job as president of Youngstown State University.
It has now been determined he is eligible for an autologous stem cell transplant,” the statement from Scalise’s office said.
Once the procedure is completed, he will be recovering under the supervision of his medical team and will work remotely until returning to Washington next month.”
He survived a shooting in 2017 at an early-morning practice ahead of a charity baseball game that left him in critical condition.
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