Sir Chris Hoy was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer in 2024 and the six-time Olympic champion has now opened up on his health.

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Sir Chris Hoy calls exercise a 'miracle drug' that helped him cope with terminal prostate cancer and its mental toll.

We lead the city of New York in cancer [rates],” he said. “It’s alarming when you take a look at what’s happened in terms of ...

SIR Chris Hoy has said exercise has helped him to deal with his terminal ­cancer diagnosis — calling it a “miracle drug”. The ...

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