Bidges of prostate cancer ill: Trump expresses recovery requests!

Bidges of prostate cancer ill: Trump expresses recovery requests!

Former US President Joe Biden has prostate cancer, as several US media report that rely on a message from his office. The cancer diagnosis concerns an aggressive and far advanced but treatable form of the disease. This was announced on May 19, 2025. The cancer has already spread to the bones, which is a serious challenge.

The 82-year-old's disease is sensitive to hormone, which improves the treatment options, and bidges and family are currently in discussions with doctors about how to proceed. No further details about his state of health have so far been published. A week ago it had already become known that bidges were subjected to further investigations due to a node in the prostate.

health and political career

In January 2024, Biden was the oldest president of the United States out of office and originally wanted to run for the election in 2024. Nevertheless, from this point on there was repeated doubts about his physical and intellectual constitution. In February 2024, however, his personal physician certified him, despite age -related ailments. Ultimately, Biden withdrew from the election campaign at the end of July 2024 when the party -internal pressure grew. Kamala Harris competed for the Democrats, but was defeated by Donald Trump in November.

biden had rejected speculation about a possible health breakdown and emphasized that his decision to get out of the race did not take place for health reasons. After the announcement of his diagnosis, Donald Trump expressed recovery requests on his Truth Social platform. However, his son, Don Jr., said critically and asked questions about Bidens' medical care.

The reality of prostate cancer

According to the American Cancer Society, about every eighth man in the United States ill with prostate cancer, whereby the risk for older men is higher. After lung cancer, prostate cancer is the second most common cancer -related cause of death in men. In 2025, estimated 313,780 new cases will be diagnosed, and the disease is expected to be around 35,770 deaths. The disease is determined in almost 60% of the diagnoses in men aged 65 and over, the average age of the initial diagnosis is around 67 years.

In addition, African -American men and Caribbean men of African descent are exposed to a higher risk of developing prostate cancer. Even if prostate cancer is a serious threat, progress in treatment shows that the death rate was reduced by about half by prostate cancer from 1993 to 2022, which is due to early detection and new therapies. Over 3.3 million men in the United States who have ever been diagnosed with prostate cancer still live what hope for an improved life and a better quality of life.

The disease bidges show once again how important the awareness of prostate cancer is. In view of the statistical realities, it is crucial to take preventive steps and to be examined regularly in order to identify possible diseases at an early stage.