US EditionBiden’s cancer diagnosis prompts bipartisan outpouring of support
- Former President Joe Biden disclosed on May 19, 2025, that he has advanced prostate cancer that has spread to his bones.
- Biden's diagnosis follows his long history of confronting serious health issues, including a prior brain aneurysm, and personal family tragedy linked to cancer.
- Biden has made cancer research a priority during his career, leading the cancer moonshot initiative to enhance funding and treatment efforts.
- Biden wrote, "Cancer touches us all" and emphasized, "Beating cancer is something we can do together," while his team stated the cancer is aggressive but possibly controllable.
- The diagnosis has prompted bipartisan support and public discussions on early detection, while Biden’s team reviews treatment options amid political scrutiny of his legacy.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene shocks everyone with her Biden cancer take and, for once, doesn’t sound like a conspiracy theorist
Marjorie Taylor Greene has never been one to hold back on social media, but when it came to former President Joe Biden‘s aggresive cancer diagnosis, she had a surprisingly compassionate side. In an X post, Greene shared, “I’m sorry to see this news. Cancer is truly awful. My Dad passed away in 2021 with cancer. Prays for Joe Biden and his family.” I’m sorry to see this news.Cancer is truly awful. My Dad passed away in 2021 with cancer.Prays for …
‘Don’t sit in a cave’: NC man urges importance of screenings after Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis
Chapel Hill resident Bob Slater was diagnosed with prostate cancer at 68. He shared his experience and emphasized the importance of early screening, a sentiment echoed by a Duke Health doctor following news of Joe Biden's diagnosis.
Vance: ‘Need to Be Honest’ About Biden’s Ability to Do Job
Vice President JD Vance told reporters Monday that former President Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis shouldn’t prevent people from questioning whether the Democrat was fit to serve as commander in chief. “Whether the right time to have this conversation is now or at some point in the future, we really do need to be honest about whether the former president was capable of doing the job,” Vance said aboard Air Force Two, according to The Hill. The vic…
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