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Remembering Bob Weir, a pioneering member of Grateful Dead

Bob Weir’s Health: What We Know About His Cancer Battle & Lung Issues

Weir was 78 when he died in January 2026.

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead founding member, dies at 78 of 'lung issues' after 'beating cancer': 'There is no final curtain here'

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Grateful Dead Founding Member Bob Weir Dies at 78

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Bob Weir, Grateful Dead Co-Founder and Rhythm Guitarist, Dead at 78

Veteran rock ‍musician Bob Weir, co-founder ⁠of the Grateful ‌Dead, has died at ‌age ‍78, after a ⁠battle with cancer from "underlying lung issues," according to a statement posted on his verifi...

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The Soul of the Grateful Dead

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Bob Weir, Grateful Dead guitarist and founding member, dies at 78

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Bob Weir, legendary Grateful Dead guitarist and singer, dies at 78

Weir wrote or co-wrote and sang lead vocals on Dead classics including “Sugar Magnolia,” “One More Saturday Night” and “Mexicali Blues.”

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Legendary Grateful Dead founding band member Bob Weir’s Colorado Springs connection

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Grateful Dead Archivist Remembers Bob Weir: ‘A Guitar Player Unlike Any Other’

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Maddinson has 'different attitude' since beating cancer

Maddinson's outlook on the game he loves has changed markedly since being diagnosed with testicular cancer and undergoing nine weeks of chemotherapy over the most recent off-season. Cricket was the furthest thing from his mind during his treatment, when even getting of bed and interacting with family was a struggle.

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Big Boss Vette Is Cancer-Free After Private Battle

The “Pretty Girls Walk” rapper shares a powerful moment in her personal health journey.

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Why Former KISS Member Peter Criss Says Beating Breast Cancer Was a 'Miracle'

During the Saturday, Jan. 3 episode of the 'KissFAQ' podcast, Peter Criss reflected on beating breast cancer, which he called a "miracle." The former drummer and founding member, who initially left the band in 1980,

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Cancer survivor bikes to beat disease in honor of his late mother

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Bike to Beat Cancer takes off on Saturday morning in Louisville. So far, it's pulled in over $600,000 in donations. Chris Crews captains team 182, named for his mother's clock out number. Through riding bikes, he's raised thousands ...