L7’s Jennifer Finch Diagnosed With Brain Cancer
L7 bassist Jennifer Finch has publicly revealed a diagnosis of brain cancer.
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Jennifer Finch, the bassist for the band L7, has been diagnosed with brain cancer. Coverage from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, Stereogum, and Yahoo focuses on the announcement of the diagnosis.
Blabbermouth.net further specifies that the brain cancer is aggressive. Future updates will likely depend on further disclosures from Finch or L7 regarding her health status and professional activities.
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Quick answers
Who is Jennifer Finch?
She is the bassist for the band L7.
What is the nature of her diagnosis?
She has been diagnosed with brain cancer, which Blabbermouth.net describes as aggressive.
Which outlets reported the news?
The diagnosis was reported by Yahoo, Blabbermouth.net, Stereogum, Rolling Stone, and Pitchfork.
Coverage (8)
- Bassist for ’90s grunge icons to miss farewell tour after brain cancer diagnosis San Francisco Chronicle · 7h ago
- L7 bassist Jennifer Finch has been diagnosed with brain cancer Yahoo · 7h ago
- L7 Bassist Jennifer Finch Diagnosed with Aggressive Brain Cancer Consequence of Sound · 7h ago
- L7's Jennifer Finch diagnosed with brain cancer Yahoo · 7h ago
- L7 Bassist JENNIFER FINCH Diagnosed With Aggressive Brain Cancer BLABBERMOUTH.NET · 7h ago
- L7’s Jennifer Finch Reveals Brain Cancer Diagnosis Stereogum · 7h ago
- L7 Bassist Jennifer Finch Diagnosed With Brain Cancer Rolling Stone · 7h ago
- L7’s Jennifer Finch Diagnosed With Brain Cancer Pitchfork · 7h ago
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