Wisconsin High School Football Coach Dies at 60 After Chemotherapy Drug Shortage

Jeff Bolle, a beloved coach and counselor, succumbed to bile duct cancer following a critical shortage of cisplatin, a key chemotherapy drug.

Jeff Bolle passed away after being unable to complete his chemotherapy due to a national shortage of cisplatin.
Despite his illness, Bolle continued to coach football, leading his team to a state championship.
The shortage of cisplatin and other chemotherapy drugs remains a significant issue, affecting many cancer patients across the U.S.
Healthcare professionals and the FDA are striving to manage and mitigate the ongoing drug shortages.
Bolle's story highlights the personal and broader impacts of the national chemotherapy drug shortage.