Andrew Lloyd Webber underwent surgery to remove his prostate after being diagnosed with prostate cancer about 3 weeks ago. Now he’s back in the hospital his rep says:

"Andrew has been re-admitted to hospital following his operation for prostate cancer. He has been advised that while the operation was entirely successful, he has developed a post-operative ’chronic infection’ which needs immediate treatment."

Chronic means ongoing, which could mean Webber’s immune system is too weak to fight off infection if he’s getting chemotherapy. We wish Webber the best of luck in fighting for his life against cancer.

Andrew Lloyd Webber was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Fortunately, doctors found the cancer early, so he’ll take a break from his sequel to Phantom of the Opera for treatment, then return to work.

Men should get a PSA blood test every year after the age of 40, some say 50, but I say 40. Better safe than dead.