Biden’s Cancer Battle Raises Mixed Reactions Among Allies
Biden was diagnosed in May 2025 with Stage 4 prostate cancer that had spread to his bones. Aides describe the condition as manageable with ongoing treatment.
Nearly a year into therapy, his team reports that Biden is handling the situation well, continuing to work on projects including his memoir, plans for his foundation, and the presidential library, with several public engagements reportedly planned.
However, some longtime associates — including two former officials and a Democrat elected official close to him — have privately observed that he has appeared increasingly fatigued in recent weeks.
No major updates on his health have been released since last May, when it was disclosed that he had an aggressive, hormone-sensitive form of prostate cancer and was undergoing hormone therapy. This has raised concerns among some allies about the long-term effects of both the illness and the treatment.
Since his diagnosis, Biden has made only a limited number of public appearances, attending select family events, ceremonial occasions, and private outings.
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