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Trump: Biden's Cancer Diagnosis Known Before - News Directory 3

Trump: Biden’s Cancer Diagnosis Known Before

May 20, 2025 Catherine Williams World
News Context
At a glance
  • Former President Joe Biden, 82, has been diagnosed with⁣ an aggressive form of prostate cancer, his services announced Sunday.
  • ⁣ According to a statement released by biden's office, the cancer was detected a few days prior and is characterized as "aggressive" with ‍"bone metastases." The cancer‍ registered...
  • ‍ ⁢ ⁣ ‍ ⁤ ⁢ Former President donald⁢ Trump commented ‍on the diagnosis, suggesting the data may have been known and concealed prior to its recent disclosure.
Original source: lefigaro.fr

Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer; Trump ‍Suggests Concealment

Former President Joe Biden, 82, has been diagnosed with⁣ an aggressive form of prostate cancer, his services announced Sunday. The diagnosis has sparked renewed speculation about the transparency⁤ of⁣ his ‍health during his time ⁤in office.
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details of⁣ the Diagnosis

⁣ According to a statement released by biden’s office, the cancer was detected a few days prior and is characterized as “aggressive” with ‍”bone metastases.” The cancer‍ registered a level ⁣9 on the Gleason score, a scale ⁣used to assess the ⁣aggressiveness of prostate cancer, which ranges from 2 to 10.

trump’s reaction and Speculation

‍ ⁢ ⁣ ‍ ⁤ ⁢ Former President donald⁢ Trump commented ‍on the diagnosis, suggesting the data may have been known and concealed prior to its recent disclosure. ⁤”I am ⁣surprised that the public has not been informed ⁣for a long time,” Trump told reporters, adding, “It takes a lot of time to arrive⁣ (…) at ‍a stadium 9.”
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Medical Perspectives

‍ ⁣While routine screenings often catch prostate cancer⁢ early, some medical professionals suggest⁤ Biden’s case may have either⁣ been missed or developed rapidly.
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We cannot exclude that⁢ it⁣ is an‍ aggressive form that has developed quickly.

Natacha Naoun, oncologist ⁤at the ⁣French ‍Institute⁤ Gustave-Roussy

⁢ ⁣ Otis Brawley, professor of oncology at Johns Hopkins University, noted⁢ the limitations of standard screening ⁢methods,⁤ such as rectal exams and PSA level measurements, especially for men over 70.”It is⁤ not uncommon for a man to be diagnosed with a metastatic form of prostate disease despite normal annual screening,” ‍Brawley said.
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Prostate Cancer: ⁢A Common ⁤Threat

‍ Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men and the ⁢second leading cause of cancer death⁣ in this population. The prostate ⁤is a gland⁢ located near the⁢ bladder.
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⁢ ⁣ ⁤ ⁢ Biden’s office stated that he and his family are discussing ⁢treatment options ⁣with his doctors. The Biden family has been personally affected by cancer; Beau Biden,the former president’s eldest son,died of brain cancer in 2015‍ at the age of 46. During his⁢ presidency, Biden launched a major initiative aimed at reducing cancer ⁢mortality by 50% over 25 years.
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Reactions and Support

⁣ ⁢ Following the ‍announcement,⁢ messages of support poured in. Trump expressed his sadness and wished ⁣Biden a quick recovery, a contrast to past remarks about Biden’s physical and cognitive abilities. Former Vice President Kamala Harris called Biden “a fighter.” ⁤King Charles III, who is also battling cancer, reportedly ⁣sent a⁢ letter to Biden.
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⁤ biden acknowledged the support on social media, writing, “Thank you‍ for supporting us with love and encouragement,” accompanied by‍ a photo with his wife.
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Concerns About Biden’s Health

The diagnosis has reignited discussions⁣ about Biden’s health, particularly following the release of a 2023 recording where he⁣ appeared to struggle with dates. A forthcoming book also alleges that the White House concealed his declining health as he pursued re-election.

‍ ⁢ ⁣ ‍ ‍ ⁢ Biden, the oldest president in U.S. history,has ‍previously denied experiencing cognitive⁢ decline. “After ⁢having retired from the presidential race, I was still president for six ⁣months, and⁤ I did a good job,” he ⁤said in early May on ABC.

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