BBC newsreader Maryam Moshiri has shared a health update following her diagnosis with polycythaemia vera, an incurable blood cancer. The condition was confirmed through a recent blood test, according to a statement from Moshiri. She had known about the diagnosis for two years but chose to keep it private.
Moshiri, who has worked as a presenter for the BBC, first disclosed her illness in a recent update. Polycythaemia vera is a rare disorder that causes the body to produce too many red blood cells. While the disease is not curable, treatments can help manage symptoms and slow its progression.
The news comes as Moshiri continues her role at the BBC, balancing her professional responsibilities with her health challenges. Her public disclosure has sparked discussions about transparency in the media industry and the personal struggles of public figures.
Her update highlights the ongoing battle with a chronic illness, offering a glimpse into the private life of a well-known broadcaster. The BBC has not issued a formal statement on the matter.
