America lesion removed from joe biden chest was cancerous basal cell says white house doctor

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In February, a cancerous lesion was successfully removed from the skin of Joe Biden.

‘Biden does not need any treatment’ – Dr. Kevin O’Connor

This small lesion was basal cell carcinoma.

Washington: US President Joe Biden had surgery last month. The ‘skin cancer’ lesion was successfully removed by the doctors from his chest. This information was given by Dr. Kevin O’Connor (Dr. Kevin O’Connor) of Biden on Friday. He told that this small lesion was Basal Cell Carcinoma, which could take the form of cancer. He told that US President Biden is fine now, and there is no need for further treatment. According to the report of the news agency AP, Dr. Kevin is a long-time doctor of President Biden in the White House.

He said that on February 16, all the cancerous tissue was successfully removed from the President’s body. He is now healthy and fit to handle his White House responsibilities. Doctor O’Connor said, ‘This wound was on Biden’s chest. The treatment of basal cell cancer is easier than the treatment of all cancers. If it is detected early, it takes very little time to recover. These cancers do not spread like other cancers but can increase in size, which is why they are removed. It has been removed from Biden’s chest, and his health is being monitored.

US President Joe Biden’s February biopsy confirmed a skin lesion removed from his chest was a basal cell carcinoma – a common form of skin cancer – and all cancerous tissue was successfully removed, Reuters reported citing the White House physician Kevin O’Connor

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