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Biden's Son Talks About Father's Serious Health Condition
Hunter Biden discussed his father Joe Biden's health in an interview with the BBC, revealing that the former U.S. president's prostate cancer has spread and is causing severe pain.

In an interview with the British broadcaster BBC, Hunter Biden addressed his father Joe Biden's health condition. According to his account, the cancer of the 83-year-old former U.S. president has further spread and is causing significant pain.
Hunter Biden stated that his father's particularly aggressive form of prostate cancer has now metastasized. This has spread into the former president's bones, leading to intense health challenges.
According to Hunter Biden, his father is enduring a draining battle against the disease. He described his father's condition as 'very painful' and emphasized the challenges that come with the illness.
In addition to the physical pain, Hunter Biden also discussed the emotional challenges that this situation brings for the family. He finds it difficult to see his father in this state.
Hunter Biden was also asked about his father's overall treatment situation and how he is coping with the illness. He wishes that his father would complain more about the pain to emphasize the severity of the situation.
The public disclosure about the illness came while Joe Biden was still president, but it highlights the ongoing health issues faced by the former president. Hunter Biden speaks openly about the difficulties that cancer brings for the entire family.