Joe Biden's Cancer Battle: Radiation Therapy Underway
Former U.S. President Joe Biden is undergoing radiation and hormone therapy for metastatic prostate cancer diagnosed in May. The 82-year-old had Mohs surgery in September to remove skin cancer. Despite the aggressive nature of the cancer, it remains hormone-sensitive, offering hope for successful treatment.

Former U.S. President Joe Biden is currently receiving radiation therapy for prostate cancer, diagnosed earlier in May. According to a spokesperson, he is also undergoing hormone treatment as part of the comprehensive care plan.
Biden, who is nearing his 83rd birthday, had a procedure called Mohs surgery in September to remove cancerous skin cells. This highlights the ongoing health concerns faced by the former president.
Initially revealed in May, Biden's diagnosis of metastatic prostate cancer was characterized as aggressive. However, medical experts note that the condition is hormone-sensitive, suggesting a positive response to ongoing medical treatments.
(With inputs from agencies.)