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In 2002, his dedication to peace and humanitarian efforts was recognized globally when he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. His work in various conflict zones, such as Haiti and Nicaragua, further solidified his reputation as a man committed to promoting democracy and humanitarian values.

Personal Challenges and Resilience

Carter faced personal health challenges in his later years, including a diagnosis of melanoma that spread to his liver and brain. Remarkably resilient, he approached his cancer treatment with optimism and continued his charitable work, remaining active even after his diagnosis. By early 2020, he was declared cancer-free.