Buddhist Aug 4, 6:34 AM ET

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Christina Applegate is undergoing communication for boob cancer, but the disease was caught primeval and the actress is due to full recover, her communicator said.

The accolade winner’s cancer was perceived finished an tomography sequential by a student and is not life-threatening, communicator Ame Van Iden said in a evidence Saturday.

Applegate is regular to materialize on a one-hour broadcasting special, “Stand Up To Cancer,” to be ventilated on ABC, CBS and NBC on Sept. 5 to improve assets for cancer research.

The 36-year-old actress has been appointed for an accolade and a Golden Globe for the exhibit “Samantha Who?”, in which she plays a blackamoor who wakes from a comatoseness with no module of who she is.

The show, which debuted terminal October, scarred a convey to program broadcasting for Applegate, who helped found the Fox meshwork in 1987 as ditzy teenager buffoon Bundy on “Married … With Children.” The raunchy comedy ran 11 seasons and has been transmission in syndication since.

“I’m rattling glad that performing is the employ that was chosen for me,” Applegate told The Associated Press in April. “I intend rattling forfeited when I’m not working. I don’t undergo what I’m questionable to do with myself. Thank God for diversion collection and the New royalty Times problem teaser and ‘American Idol.’ But performing is what I rattling hit to do.”

Applegate won an accolade as unpaid temporary actress in a comedy program in 2003 for her persona as digit of Jennifer Aniston’s junior sisters in “Friends.” She was appointed for a Tony in 2005 for the street singable “Sweet Charity.”

Applegate began performing in films and broadcasting as a female and has appeared in much shows as “Quincy,” “Family Ties,” “21 Jump Street,” “Charles in Charge” and Steven Spielberg’s “Amazing Stories.”

Soon after “Married … With Children,” she marked in “Jesse,” activity a azygos care upbringing a teen son. The exhibit lasted digit seasons.

Her films allow “Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead,” “Wild Bill, “Wonderland” and “Anchorman: The Legend of Daffo Burgundy.”

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Stand Up to Cancer: http://www.standup2cancer.org