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She was urgently transferred to São Lucas Hospital, in Copacabana, the southern region of Rio de Janeiro.
Actress Lucia Alves, who participated in the re- Carnations and roses On TV Globo as Hildegard, he is taken to the Hospital of São Lucas, in Copacabana, the southern region of Rio de Janeiro. The 73-year-old actress is battling pancreatic cancer. The family has not yet released information about his health.
Lucia was admitted to the hospital last Friday (19), but information about the treatment was not revealed until Wednesday (24). Through a note, the hospital confirmed the hospitalization, but also did not provide details about the current situation of the actress: “Patient Lucia Alves da Silva has been hospitalized at the São Lucas Copacabana Hospital since 8/19/22. General to protect data, the statement said that the hospital is not He is authorized to pass on information about the health status of patients.
The actress’s latest work in Globo TV It happened in 2013, in the novel by Joia Rara. She participated in many other works. Among the notable works of Lucia Alves in the TV series Globo: “Irmãos Courage” (1970), “Malu Mulher” (1979), “Plumas e Paetês” (1980), “Tititi” (1985), “Golden Years” (1986), “surrogacy” (1990) and Irmãos Couragem (1995).
According to information from the Ministry of Health, pancreatic cancer is a disease that is difficult to diagnose and can have an aggressive course. Delayed onset of symptoms and aggressive behavior are factors that lead to the problem’s high mortality rate. While the type of cancer in Brazil accounts for 2% of the total, with regard to mortality it occupies 4% of all records. Diagnosis is rare before age 30, more common after age 60, and the incidence is more significant in males.
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