The cause of death of Anatoly Kashpirovsky was stage 4 stomach cancer
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- Anatoly Kashpirovsky’s nephew Yuri Mamaev told RIA Novosti that the cause of the famous psychotherapist’s death was stage 4 stomach cancer with metastases to all organs, including the lungs and brain.
- The diagnosis was made a year and a half ago.
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Why It Matters
Anatoly Kashpirovsky was a famous Soviet and Russian psychotherapist who gained widespread fame in the late 1980s thanks to television sessions of mass hypnosis.
The cause of death of Anatoly Kashpirovsky was stage 4 stomach cancer. His nephew Yuri Mamaev spoke about this in an interview with RIA Novosti.
“He had stage four cancer, stomach cancer with metastases to all organs, including the lungs and brain. His organs failed as a result of the fact that these organs were affected by the oncological process,” he said.
Mamaev emphasized that Kashpirovsky did not suffer from heart failure, and he was diagnosed with stomach cancer a year and a half ago.
Open Questions
- How exactly did Kashpirovsky’s oncological process progress?
- Did he receive treatment after diagnosis?
- Did he have other chronic diseases besides cancer?







