Biden diagnoses aggressive prostate cancer as a trump in question of public disclosure

President Donald Trump openly spoke openly about the recent prostate cancer diagnosis of former President Joe Biden on Monday and pressed sympathy and at the same time suggests that the situation should be examined.

Bidens team announced the diagnosis on Sunday afternoon and said that the former statesman was for one New knowledge of a prostate node After increasing urine symptoms. “

“On Friday, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, which is marked with metastasis to the bone by a Gleason score of 9 (Grad group 5),” added the explanation.

“While this is a more aggressive form of the disease, cancer seems to be hormone -sensitive, which enables effective management,” concluded the Biden team. “The president and his family check the treatment options with his doctors.”

“Small Knodule” in bidens prostate found during the routine examination, says spokesman

When Trump spoke to reporters on Monday afternoon, Trump gave the news “very sad”.

“I am surprised that … you know that the public was not notified a long time ago because the stage nine (sic) is a long time,” said Trump. “I just had my physical. We had the doctors in the White House and past Walter Reed, a fantastic hospital. I carried out very complete physical physical, including cognitive tests.”

Trump also referred the cognitive decline of bidges during his presidency and said that “everyone who runs for the president should carry out a cognitive test”.

“They say it is unconstitutional. But in this special case I would say that a cognitive test would not be that bad,” said the Republican.

Trump also found that the public was not “informed” about bidens medical situation and suggested that the situation should be examined.

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President Donald Trump listens to a question in the Oval Office on May 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

“I think someone has to speak to their doctor if it is the same or if there are two separate doctors,” said Trump. “Why was the cognitive skills not, why was that not discussed? And I think the doctor said it is fine. And it is led that it is not so. It is very dangerous.”

The president concluded with the statement that the cancer diagnosis is “a very, very sad situation and I feel very bad.”

“I think people should try to find out what happened because I will tell them … I don't know if it has anything to do with the hospital,” added Trump. “Walter Reed is really good. There are some of the best doctors I've ever seen.”

“Someone doesn't tell the facts,” he concluded. “It's a big problem.”

The news about bidens aggressive cancer diagnosis shocked the country at the weekend. After the 82-year-old received non-partisan sympathy news, he thanked his followers on social media on Monday.

Former President Joe Biden will arrive in the Vatican in the Vatican on April 26, 2025 at the funeral of Pope Francis. (Jaap Arriens/Nurphoto about Getty Images)

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“Cancer touches all of us,” wrote Biden about X. “Like so many of them, Jill and I find out that we are strongest in the broken places. Thank you for living us with love and support.”