CNN Anchor Sara Sidner Diagnosed with Stage 3 Breast Cancer

Despite her diagnosis, Sidner continues to work and uses her platform to urge women to get regular mammograms and do self-exams.

Sara Sidner, CNN anchor and senior national correspondent, has publicly announced her diagnosis with Stage 3 breast cancer.
Despite her diagnosis, Sidner has not missed a day of work and continues to anchor the morning edition of CNN News Central.
Sidner is currently undergoing chemotherapy and plans to have a double mastectomy and radiation treatment.
While reporting from Israel on its war with Hamas, Sidner learned that her mammogram had raised cause for concern.
Sidner has used her diagnosis to urge women, especially Black women who are statistically more likely to die from breast cancer, to get regular mammograms and do self-exams.