Joe Biden’s prostate cancer is spreading and causing him pain, son Hunter says
In a BBC interview broadcast Friday, Hunter Biden revealed that his father, former US President Joe Biden, is experiencing pain due to his prostate cancer spreading to his bones and other parts of his body. Hunter described his father's condition as "very sad to watch" and "very debilitating." Joe Biden, 83, disclosed his cancer diagnosis in May of the previous year, less than four months after leaving office.

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AI-generatedIn a BBC interview broadcast Friday, Hunter Biden revealed that his father, former US President Joe Biden, is experiencing pain due to his prostate cancer spreading to his bones and other parts of his body. Hunter described his father's condition as "very sad to watch" and "very debilitating." Joe Biden, 83, disclosed his cancer diagnosis in May of the previous year, less than four months after leaving office. The article notes that his age was a concern during his presidency, and he and his advisors have faced criticism for allegedly concealing the extent of his health issues.
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5 extractedJoe Biden, 83, was the oldest man to serve as US president.
It's very painful and it's very debilitating in many respects.
The cancer has spread, metastasised into his bones and further.
Joe Biden's prostate cancer has spread to other parts of his body and is causing him pain.
Joe Biden's age was a source of concern for much of his four years in office.