Trump Criticizes Biden Doctors After Cancer Diagnosis, Expresses Confidence in Own Medical Care

Following former President Joe Biden's announcement of an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis that has metastasized to his bones, a debate has emerged regarding the quality and timing of medical assessments by White House doctors. President Donald Trump expressed skepticism, claiming the same doctors who declared Biden cognitively fit missed his cancer diagnosis, though his press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the White House Medical Unit as 'phenomenal' and stated Trump himself is in very good health. Biden’s cancer is reportedly hormone-sensitive, allowing for effective management, and he and his family are reviewing treatment options. Meanwhile, Trump ally Laura Loomer accused the Biden administration of secrecy and alleged that Biden has been terminally ill for some time, urging a conversation about media misinformation. Biden’s personal physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, has come under scrutiny for repeatedly declaring Biden fit for duty despite health concerns, as detailed in a forthcoming book. Overall, while Biden’s diagnosis has triggered political commentary and criticism, the administration maintains confidence in its medical professionals and treatment plans.