What Does It Mean for Biden's Prostate Cancer to Be 'Aggressive'? A Urologic Surgeon Explains
- In May 2025, former President Joe Biden was found to have an advanced prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones.
- The diagnosis came after he experienced urinary symptoms, and the cancer is classified with a Gleason score of 9, corresponding to the highest and most aggressive grade group 5.
- Prostate cancer is staged from localized to metastatic , with stage 4 indicating cancer has spread to distant sites like bones.
- Stage 4 aggressive prostate cancer has about a 38% five-year relative survival rate, compared to nearly 100% for early-stage localized aggressive cancer confined to the prostate.
- Biden and his family are reviewing treatment options, while advances in genomics and imaging offer better personalization and hope even in aggressive cases.
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What does it mean for Biden's prostate cancer to be 'aggressive?' A urologic surgeon explains
Prostate Cancer aggressiveness isn't based on a single factor. Instead, it defined by understanding how abnormal the cancer cells look, known as the tumor's grade; how far they've spread, known as the tumor's stage; and their genetic fingerprint.
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