By Erewunmi Peace

Former U.S. President Joe Biden is currently receiving radiation and hormone therapy as part of his ongoing treatment for prostate cancer that has spread to his bones, according to official reports from Reuters, Associated Press (AP), and The Guardian.

Doctors have described the condition as hormone-sensitive, meaning the cancer remains responsive to medical treatment. This type of cancer can be managed effectively through a combination of targeted therapy, radiation, and hormonal medication.

Biden’s medical team has stated that he is responding well to treatment and remains in stable condition. He continues to be under close medical supervision, with regular updates shared through official channels.

In addition to his current therapy, Biden recently underwent a successful Mohs surgery to remove non-melanoma skin cancer cells from his forehead. The procedure was completed without complications, and he has since resumed light activities.

Family members and close aides describe the former president as maintaining a positive attitude and staying engaged in daily routines while focusing on his health and recovery.

Health experts note that prostate cancer is one of the most treatable forms of cancer when managed early and properly, and Biden’s medical team continues to express optimism about his progress.