
A million percent this. |
Once you reach a certain age they don’t check. Medicare doesn’t pay for PSA test. |
Once you reach a certain age they don’t check. Medicare doesn’t pay for PSA test. |
Prayers for him and his family. |
Maybe Melania wrote it. |
PSA tests not always accurate |
NP. You obviously do not know that different types of cancer metastasize at different rates. What the previous poster is telling you is that prostate cancer is a type of cancer that does not spread nearly as quickly as, for instance, typical forms breast cancer. For instance, kidney cancer is a notoriously slow growing cancer that, even when "aggressive," can go untreated and will not kill the person as fast as even typical forms of breast cancer will. There is no way any man, least of all a man as heavily monitored for any warning signs of ill health as POTUS, is going from a normal PSA to metastatic cancer that has spread to the bone in mere months. It's OK not to know things. It's not OK to be a moron who doesn't know anything on point and yet continues to argue. |
There are different kinds of prostate cancers, genius. And some DO spread quickly. Do you know what kind he has? |
I doubt the President needs Medicare while in ,or out, of office. |
There are recommended parameters, and they are recommended for reasons that include the likelihood of screening resulting in unnecessary treatment and medical misadventure that does not prolong life and may even shorten it. Those are not just considerations that apply to “middling Fed husbands”; they apply to us all. |
Medicaid is not relevant as he gets his care at WR and it's whatever the doctor orders and Tricare approves but they have a special clinic for important people and I cannot imagine anything is denied like it is to the rest of us. The best and brightest active duty doctors are at that clinic. |
Several members of my family are Doctors and the consensus is that Biden knew that he had prostate cancer while he was still POTUS but kept it confidential. It has now become malignant and he wants all this recently media scrutiny to go away so he disclosed it.
His PSA score would have been sky high while still in the White House and it’s a very simple blood test and at his age, his personal doctor would have been screening him regularly. It’s seems very unlikely that they didn’t know. Note, this isn’t a criticism. Biden was totally entitled to privacy. |
I am friends with several doctors who asked their urologist friends. The consensus I’m hearing is that there is no way Biden asymptomatically went from a clean bill of health in summer 2024 to advanced prostate cancer with bone mets in early May 2025. It is extremely unlikely. The question is whether he was treated at all. I agree, he’s entitled to his privacy, but I am worried he suffered. Bone mets are very painful; I really hope he was treated, and it just failed or the cancer progression occurred despite treatment. |
+1 History will be the true judge and will be very kind to President Biden. |
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