Reagan Will Undergo Cancer Testing Friday
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WASHINGTON — President Reagan will visit Bethesda Naval Medical Center on Friday for the first in a series of “normal and routine” follow-up examinations in connection with his July 13 cancer surgery, the White House said Wednesday.
The White House said that the examinations will include chest X-rays and blood tests and that the results will be announced next week. Doctors removed two feet of Reagan’s colon after they discovered a maligant tumor.
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