Radio Host Paul Gambaccini Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease

Paul Gambaccini has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.

Veteran radio host Paul Gambaccini has revealed he has Alzheimer's disease.

Paul Gambaccini said, 'You can't turn back time.' He feels sad about it.

Paul was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in early 2025. He still works on his radio shows.

Paul is grateful for the support. He wants to keep working and sharing music with his listeners.

Paul Gambaccini has been a radio star for many years.

Paul will keep broadcasting on Radio 2 and Greatest Hits Radio.

Since his diagnosis, Paul has been getting help from the Alzheimer's Society.

The charity's CEO says Paul's story shows life can go on after a dementia diagnosis.

Getting a dementia diagnosis can be scary, but it can also lead to getting help and support.

The Alzheimer's Society says dementia affects memory, problem-solving, and behavior.

Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of dementia, affecting memory and thinking.

Paul Gambaccini is known as 'The Great Gambo'.

In February, Paul stopped hosting America's Greatest Hits on GHR.

The show started in 1975 and has been on Greatest Hits Radio since 2020.

Paul said it was a pleasure hosting the show and he looks forward to new challenges.

Although the show ended, Paul still works on the network and hosts other shows.

Paul Gambaccini attended the Ivor Novello Awards in 2013.

Paul told fans he will be open about his condition as it progresses.

Last month, a film about Jon Snow, who also has Alzheimer's, was screened on Channel 4.

Jon Snow said he is not scared and will keep going despite his condition.

Jon Snow wants to keep working and not let his condition stop him.

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