Rep. Raúl Grijalva Diagnosed with Cancer

The Arizona congressman plans to continue his duties while undergoing treatment.

Democratic Rep. Raúl Grijalva of Arizona has been diagnosed with cancer, which was discovered after seeking treatment for a persistent cough initially diagnosed as pneumonia.
Grijalva, who has served Arizona's 7th Congressional District since 2003, is undergoing a vigorous course of treatment and remains optimistic about his recovery.
The congressman's office will remain open, and he plans to continue working while undergoing treatment.
Grijalva has not disclosed the type of cancer he has been diagnosed with.
Support and well wishes have been extended to Grijalva from colleagues across the political spectrum, emphasizing his role as a respected member of Congress.