Champion, 64, returned to work this week after taking a few days off for an 'urgent' heart procedure.

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Champion previously spoke about skin cancer and even had cancerous cells removed from his shoulder on live TV in 2010.

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ABC News’ Sam Champion returned to "Good Morning America" on Wednesday morning after a recent medical procedure.

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