Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he remains cancer-free, with one more treatment scheduled before he will be "hopefully done with it forever."
Hogan gave an update on his battle against B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma on Thursday, after signing an executive order that renews the state's Council on Cancer Control.
Hogan says he's feeling great. He has been undergoing chemotherapy for nearly a year, getting a booster once a month.
The governor was diagnosed in June 2015, five months into his first term. Over four months, he underwent 30 days of 24-hour chemotherapy. He also had three surgeries and four spinal taps.
Hogan announced in November he was in remission.
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