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Joe Biden Makes First Public Appearance Following Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

The former president attended his grandson's high school graduation in Connecticut, sharing that he is 'feeling great' as he evaluates treatment options for his aggressive cancer.

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Overview

  • Joe Biden, 82, was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer on May 16, 2025, with metastasis to the bone, but his office confirmed the cancer is hormone-sensitive and can be effectively managed.
  • On May 23, Biden attended his grandson Robert Hunter Biden II's high school graduation at Salisbury School in Connecticut, marking his first public appearance since the diagnosis.
  • Biden expressed optimism about his health, telling reporters at Bradley International Airport that he is 'feeling great' and reviewing treatment options with his physicians.
  • Photos shared by Jill and Ashley Biden on social media showed Biden celebrating the milestone with family members, including his wife Jill and daughter Ashley.
  • The announcement of Biden's diagnosis has renewed focus on his health, with discussions about his final months in office and allegations of a cover-up regarding his cognitive decline detailed in a recently published book.