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Dr. Oz: What Alex Trebek Is Doing To Fight Cancer the Right Way

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Dr. Oz has praised “Jeopardy” host Alex Trebek for how he's handling his cancer diagnosis. Trebek recently revealed that he is “near remission” after being diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer earlier this year. According to Extra! TV, Dr. Oz said Trebek was taking an active role in beating the life-threatening condition. He’s doing all the right things, getting the right doctors, the right testing, which gives you a leg up. Dr. Mehmet Oz, MD

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