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Biden's Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Is an All-Too-Common One in American Men
- Feargal Sharkey, the 66-year-old former rock star and water advocate, shared that during a routine visit to his doctor about a year and a half ago, he learned he had prostate cancer.
- His diagnosis followed a random check for a sore throat, which unexpectedly led to cancer detection that has since been resolved about a year ago.
- Sharkey emphasized that one in eight men in his country will face prostate cancer and used his experience to encourage men over 45 to get tested early.
- He said, “Now, for one in eight of you, you will be put in the same journey I've had,” underlining the high prevalence of this disease nationally.
- Sharkey’s disclosure highlights the commonality of prostate cancer and could prompt more men to seek early diagnosis and contribute to public awareness efforts.
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CNHI NewsJohn Krull: Biden, Trump and the complicated question of presidential health
Former President Joe Biden has advanced prostate cancer.
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Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis is an all-too-common one in American men
Our 46th president has plenty of company in his affliction. Prostate cancer is the third-biggest killer of American males, after heart disease and lung cancer. Nearly 30,000 men die of the disease every year, and another quarter-million receive their initial…
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