Overview
- Mark Webster disclosed Wednesday in a Darts World interview that he was diagnosed on January 8 with a rare blood cancer called hairy cell leukaemia.
- He began chemotherapy in February and has not worked since Premier League night one in Newcastle on February 5 for Sky Sports.
- He said his white blood cell counts are still slow to recover, which weakens his immune system and forced him to postpone a planned return in Brighton.
- He receives weekly blood tests and regular specialist reviews while taking boosters to lift his counts.
- He said the outlook is strong, with about 95% of cases responding to treatment and entering remission.