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Former U.S. President Joe Biden revealed his battle with prostate cancer, which was diagnosed last year. He explained that the cancer had spread to his bones at the time of detection. He confirmed that the radiation therapy he received last fall was successful, as planned, and that he is continuing his life normally. Biden urged men to undergo early screening and not to neglect medical examinations, noting that detecting cancer in its early stages significantly increases the chances of survival, up to about 100%. He advised men with moderate risk to start screening at age 50, and those at higher risk—particularly if there is a family history—to begin at age 45 or earlier. Biden expressed his gratitude to the medical team that supervised his treatment and reiterated the importance of early screening to save lives.
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