Former President Joe Biden has been reported in a noticeably weakened state following his recent course of cancer treatment, according to sources cited on July 27. The former head of state is battling metastatic prostate cancer that has already affected bone tissue and is considered aggressive.
Anonymous sources indicate that Biden spends most of his time fighting the disease, using his remaining energy to communicate with family and work on shaping his political legacy.
Biden was diagnosed with prostate cancer in May 2025. His wife, former First Lady Jill Biden, announced on June 1 that her husband will live with cancer for the rest of his life. According to the former first lady, the cancer has metastasized to the bones and he is unlikely to fully recover.
The U.S. Senate has initiated an investigation into President Biden’s health condition, specifically examining his mental abilities following treatment. Reports indicate that on October 20, Joe Biden completed a course of radiation therapy for his prostate cancer, which followed a public appearance after starting therapy on October 18.
