MYRTLE CREEK — When Austin Lincecum heard from doctors that a couple of lumps in his neck were cancerous, he and his mother were shocked because they had both just come off a bout with COVID-19 and had been told the lumps were probably residual from the effects of COVID.

Dan Bain is a freelance reporter and former employee of The News-Review.

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Dan Bain is the health reporter for The News-Review. He previously worked at KPIC and 541 Radio.

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