US EditionBiden says he’s ‘feeling great’ in first remarks since cancer diagnosis
- Former President Joe Biden, 82, was seen publicly for the first time following his recent health announcement, warmly welcomed by a crowd at Bradley International Airport in Connecticut on Friday.
- Biden disclosed that he has a rapidly progressing prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones, and his family is currently considering various treatment plans.
- He was in Connecticut to celebrate his grandson's graduation, and Jill Biden shared a video from the event on her social media.
- Jill Biden captioned the reposted video, "Thank you for the warm welcome," reflecting public support during this period.
- This public appearance signals Biden's intention to remain active despite his diagnosis, while the ongoing treatment evaluation suggests medical decisions are forthcoming.
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The Independent (US)Joe Biden makes first public appearance after cancer diagnosis
Former president said he was ‘feeling great’ days after announcing aggressive prostate cancer
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