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Joe Biden's rise and fall: Political and personal tragedy with cancer diagnosis
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Politicians from both sides of the aisle offer prayers for Biden and family in wake of ‘aggressive’ cancer diagnosis
Former President Joe Biden diagnosed with 'aggressive form' of prostate cancer
1 in 8 men get the kind of cancer Joe Biden has. What are the warning signs of prostate cancer?
On May 18, a spokesperson for Joe Biden announced the 82-year-old former president was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that had spread to the bone.

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Tapper tells Scarborough that Biden made concerted effort to convince MSNBC host he was fit to run for re-election
Denial Is a Bad Strategy if You’re an Aging President
Biden's cancer diagnosis sheds light on screening
There has been a lot of discussion around men's health after former President Joe Biden announced he had prostate cancer.

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Biden and Trump Shared Car on Inauguration Day. Only Witness Gives Details
Residents offer support for President Joe Biden after cancer diagnosis
Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton & More Political Figures Send Well Wishes To Joe Biden Amid Cancer Diagnosis
Following Joe Biden's diagnosis of prostate cancer, political figures like Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton and more are sharing their well wishes.
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How Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump Jr reacted to Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis
Benny Johnson, an American political commentator and YouTuber, said, “This is the Most Dangerous Cover-up in the History of the Presidency.”
Hillary Clinton bashes Republican women, says GOP female president would be 'handmaiden to the patriarchy'
Hillary Clinton took a swipe at female Republican Party leaders, calling on the future first female President of the United States to not be a "handmaiden to the patriarchy."
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