All articles tagged with #stage 4
Jhonatan Narváez (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) sprinted uphill to win Giro d'Italia Stage 4 in Cosenza ahead of Orluis Aular, while Giulio Ciccone finished third to pick up crucial bonus seconds and move into the maglia rosa. Thomas Silva’s pink jersey faded on the day’s lone climb, leaving GC contenders still stacked for a tight battle going into Stage 5.
Former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia announced he has Stage 4 colorectal cancer at age 38, using the disclosure to stress the importance of early detection and seeking medical care if something feels off. He says doctors are confident they can beat it and urges others to get checked, noting shifts in age of diagnoses. Garcia starred for the Gamecocks from 2008–2011, including a notable win over No. 1 Alabama in 2010.
A 43-year-old man from Nottinghamshire, UK, initially told his stomach pain was a stomach bug, was later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at stage 4 that had already metastasized; despite chemotherapy and radiation, the cancer spread to his brain and he died in April 2026, leaving family to fund his funeral.
Alecia Wendland, a mom diagnosed with stage 4 cholangiocarcinoma, began online dating after a grim prognosis and connected with Glenn Marsh. Their instant bond led to a marriage about nine months after their first date, despite ongoing chemotherapy and radiation. The couple emphasizes living fully on the time they have together, supported by family and fundraising help for their medical needs.
Ben Sasse, the former senator and university president, announced he has stage 4 pancreatic cancer, but remains optimistic and committed to fighting the disease, sharing his outlook on life and faith amidst his diagnosis.
A woman was dismissed as 'too young' for colon cancer, but later diagnosed with stage 4 and successfully treated with chemotherapy, leading to remission after nearly a decade.
Matt Riddleston, a 59-year-old cancer nurse and avid cyclist, was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer after experiencing fatigue and back pain, initially attributing symptoms to cycling. Despite his medical knowledge, he faced the harsh reality of his diagnosis and is now raising awareness and funds through a charity bike ride, while continuing his work and advocating for cancer research.
Matt Riddleston, a 59-year-old cancer nurse and avid cyclist, was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer after experiencing fatigue and back pain, initially attributing symptoms to cycling and stress. Despite his medical background, he faced the harsh reality of his diagnosis and is now raising awareness and funds through a charity bike ride, while continuing his work as a cancer nurse. His story highlights the importance of early detection and the emotional impact of a life-limiting illness.
Tadej Pogacar won his 100th race at the 2025 Tour de France Stage 4 with a strategic attack on the climb, showcasing his strength and racing intelligence. The stage featured challenging terrain and a small elite group sprint, with Pogacar narrowly beating Van der Poel and Vingegaard in a classic-style finish, setting the stage for exciting upcoming mountain stages.
Tadej Pogačar won his 100th career race at the Tour de France by narrowly beating Mathieu Van der Poel in a sprint on stage 4, maintaining his lead in the race while Van der Poel kept the yellow jersey. The stage featured challenging climbs and strategic attacks, with Pogačar securing his 18th Tour stage win. The race continues with a time trial in Caen, potentially altering the overall standings.
Tadej Pogačar achieved his 100th professional victory by winning stage four of the Tour de France in Rouen, out-sprinting Mathieu van der Poel and Jonas Vingegaard, with Van der Poel maintaining the overall lead on count-back.
Lea Hughes, who was dismissed by her doctor at age 29 when she found a breast lump, was later diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer that had spread to multiple organs, highlighting the importance of early testing and not dismissing symptoms based on age.
"Beverly Hills, 90210" star Shannen Doherty, who has Stage 4 cancer, is decluttering her possessions to focus on what matters, prioritizing time with her loved ones. She aims to sell off excess items to fund trips and create memories, acknowledging the need to simplify and not burden her family. Doherty's cancer returned in 2020, prompting her to reassess her priorities and let go of material possessions, emphasizing the importance of downsizing and making the transition easier for those she leaves behind.
Ed Bird, a 66-year-old cancer survivor, shares his journey of being misdiagnosed with COVID before discovering he had stage 4 cancer. After undergoing experimental immunotherapy and a one-time radiation surgery, he was able to defeat the cancer and get back to riding his beloved unicycle, which has been a lifelong passion for him.
Ed Bird, a 66-year-old unicycle enthusiast, was initially misdiagnosed with COVID but later discovered he had stage 4 cancer. After undergoing experimental immunotherapy and a one-time radiation surgery, he successfully defeated the cancer. His passion for riding the unicycle became a symbol of his resilience, and he celebrated his recovery by riding down his driveway to get the mail, declaring that he was "back in the saddle" after his treatments.