Braeden revealed that while recovering from knee replacement surgery, he had problems with his prostate. High-grade cancer cells were identified near his bladder during a routine checkup with his doctor, leading to his diagnosis scussing his situation, even saying that he hoped his candor would motivate other older men to address their health.
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