Joe Biden: Cancer wound was successfully removed from Biden's skin, the doctor said - no treatment needed now

A cancerous lesion was successfully removed from the skin of US President Joe Biden in February. Biden's physician Dr. Kevin O'Connor gave the information on Friday. He reported that the biopsy confirmed that the small lesion was basal cell carcinoma.

There is no risk of wound spreading

Dr. Kevin O'Connor said in a report made public by the White House that basal cell carcinoma was discovered during a routine medical examination. Although they do not spread or metastasize, basal cells can increase in size. That's why it has been removed.

'Biden doesn't need any treatment'

Dr. Kevin O'Connor explained that Biden will continue skin monitoring as part of his comprehensive healthcare, but the biopsy site has healed and no future treatment is needed.

Please tell me that Biden had an annual medical checkup on 16 February. During this time the wound was removed and then the President was declared fit for duty.

O'Connor told Biden fit

The checkup was done before Biden announced he would run for re-election in 2024, the oldest person ever to become US President. During this, all kinds of tests were done for Biden. At that time, Kevin O'Connor said that the President is fit for duty and is performing all his responsibilities without any exemptions.

Please tell them that Biden neither drinks alcohol nor consumes tobacco. He exercises five times a week.

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