Chadwick Bosemam Dies Of Cancer At Age 43 - Page 7

RIP Chadwick :(

I hope Marvel doesnt recast the T'Challa character , rather have his sister take over as Black panther like in the comics

https://twitter.com/tonibraxton/status/1299566406212575237?s=20

https://twitter.com/L2FXCX/status/1299536699580710912?s=20

R.I.P Chadwick....It's so hard to accept that he's no more, I'm still in shock!! Wakanda forever.❤️

Can we undo the year 2020??🥺

https://twitter.com/nbcsnl/status/1299765514097623042

Chadwick Boseman visited young cancer patients at St. Jude Children's Research ...

The Black Panther star spent time with some of the children even as he was in the midst of his own treatments for colon cancer, which he kept private until his death.

Edit: I just went thru the other pages and saw somebody already has posted this

I'm still in shock #RIP legend!

https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1299786147145678850

He was such a beautiful soul and to think he was suffering while shooting for all these movies, which were physically intensive, hats off. So unfortunate and may his soul rest in eternal peace. I hope this sheds light on the importance of early screening, 50 is too late and Africans are known to be more prone to developing and dying of colon cancer.

Originally posted by: Deviant_Pixel

He was such a beautiful soul and to think he was suffering while shooting for all these movies, which were physically intensive, hats off. So unfortunate and may his soul rest in eternal peace. I hope this sheds light on the importance of early screening, 50 is too late and Africans are known to be more prone to developing and dying of colon cancer.

Well, he was an American not African

But
‘Overall, colorectal cancer disproportionately affects Black Americans. The cancer incidence is about 20% higher in Black men and women compared to their Caucasian counterparts, and Black patients are about 40% more likely to die of colorectal Cancer’ according to Rebecca Siegel, a cancer epidemiologist and scientific director of surveillance research at the American Cancer Society.

Also more people in their 30s and 40s are developing colorectal cancers