Mark Hoppus on his cancer diagnosis: “This week I’ll take a test that may very well determine if I live or die”

Mark Hoppus has shared a video of himself playing bass for the first time since being diagnosed with cancer.The Blink-182 musician told fans in a statement last month that he had been undergoing chemotherapy, and later confirmed he’d been diagnosed with 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.Earlier this month, Hoppus provided an update in which he said that his treatment appeared to be working, saying it was “the best possible news” to have received.Appearing on a Twitch stream yesterday (July 26),

Yes! This makes us so happy!

Finally, some good news. Mark Hoppus revealed that his chemotherapy is shrinking his cancer.

Mark Hoppus has shared more details on his recent cancer diagnosis, confirming to fans in a Twitch stream that he has 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma – the same type of cancer his mother had battled (and eventually beat).As the Lymphoma Research Foundation explain, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma is the most common type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients are diagnosed with around the globe, with 18,000 cases reported every year.

Blink-182 bass player and co-lead singer Mark Hoppus is updating fans on his cancer battle.

Mark Hoppus has shared the first photo of himself since he announced his cancer diagnosis last month.The Blink-182 bassist told his fans about his diagnosis in a post on his social media channels on June 23, writing: “For the past three months I’ve been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.

Mark Hoppus is sharing an update on his cancer treatment.

Mark Hoppus is staying open about his cancer experience.

Mark Hoppus has given fans an update on his health after sharing the news of his cancer diagnosis and ongoing treatment.The Blink-182 member posted a statement on social media last week (June 23), writing: “For the past three months I’ve been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.”He continued: “It sucks and I’m scared, and at the same time I’m blessed with incredible doctors and friends to get me through this.“I still have months of treatment ahead of me but I’m trying to remain hopeful and

Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge are standing beside their friend Mark Hoppus after the Blink-182 bassist revealed that he has cancer. Barker, the band’s drummer, called 49-year-old Hoppus his "brother" and sent a message of hope that they’ll perform together again soon.