Biden's Health Issues Cast Shadow Over Upcoming Memoir Release
The former president's prostate cancer diagnosis, disclosed this week, may limit his promotional tour for the new book slated for November 17.
Former President Joe Biden revealed on Sunday that his prostate cancer battle will limit promotional events for his upcoming memoir.
He said the diagnosis has slowed him down, a condition he announced last year after leaving the White House.
The memoir, titled "Promise Me, America," is scheduled for release on Nov. 17, and Biden posted on X that his doctors "continue to be encouraged".
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Joe Biden says cancer slowed him down, limiting memoir promotion tour
Former President Joe Biden revealed his prostate cancer battle will limit promotional events for his presidential memoir, "Promise Me, America," out Nov. 17.
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Biden gives heartbreaking update on cancer ahead of memoir release
Former President Joe Biden revealed on Sunday that his prostate cancer diagnosis has slowed him down and he’ll only be able to make limited appearances to promote his upcoming presidential memoir. Biden, who announced his cancer diagnosis last year after he left the White House, wrote on X that his doctors “continue to be encouraged”...
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Joe Biden to scale back book tour as cancer ‘slows me down’
Former President Joe Biden said his tour to promote his presidential memoir “Promise me, America,” will be scaled back, as he continues to battle cancer.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Joe Biden is a former President of the United States.
- Joe Biden revealed that his prostate cancer battle will limit promotional events for his presidential memoir.
- Joe Biden said his prostate cancer diagnosis has slowed him down.
- Biden's memoir, "Promise Me, America," is out Nov. 17.
- Biden revealed the information on Sunday, according to the New York Post.
- Biden announced his cancer diagnosis last year after he left the White House, according to the New York Post.
- Biden wrote on X that his doctors "continue to be encouraged".
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