Joe Biden's Prostate Cancer Spreads, Causes Pain Despite Public Speaking, Says Son Hunter
In a BBC interview, Hunter Biden revealed that his father, former U.S. President Joe Biden, is experiencing pain and debilitation due to the spread of his prostate cancer to other parts of his body.
By Global Focus Wire Desk

In a BBC interview, Hunter Biden revealed that his father, former U.S. President Joe Biden, is experiencing pain and debilitation due to the spread of his prostate cancer to other parts of his body. At 83 years old, Biden was the oldest president in U.S. history during his tenure, causing concerns about his health throughout his term. The diagnosis, made public last May, has reportedly been a challenging ordeal for the family. Despite the difficulties, Biden senior continues to engage in public discourse on issues he deems significant. He is scheduled to publish a memoir titled "Promise Me, America" following the mid-term elections. Hunter expressed his concern about his father's health, wishing that he would express more discomfort due to the severity of his condition. Despite this, Biden senior remains active in public life, showing his unwavering faith in the nation.
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