Michel Barnier's Cervical Lesion Shows No Signs of Cancer

The French Prime Minister resumes normal duties after a successful surgical procedure in late October.

Michel Barnier underwent surgery for a cervical lesion at the end of October, marking the first such operation for a French prime minister in 40 years.
The medical analysis confirmed that there were no suspicious cells, ruling out cancerous concerns.
Barnier's physician, Dr. Olivier Hersan, stated that the prime minister has resumed his normal activities shortly after the operation.
Details about the specific nature of Barnier's condition and the surgical procedure have not been disclosed by his office.
The operation involved examining the lesion for potential inflammatory, infectious, or cancerous risks.