A former presidential physician is raising alarms about President Joe Biden’s health following the revelation of his prostate cancer diagnosis. The disclosure, made by Biden’s personal office on Sunday, shocked the nation. What had previously been described as a “small nodule” was revealed to be Stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer that has spread to the bones.

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Texas), who served as White House physician under both Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump, told the Washington Free Beacon that Biden’s prognosis could be dire—potentially fatal within a year.

Jackson, while acknowledging that oncology is not his specialty, said he consulted with several urologists who agreed that the situation appears advanced. “It could be 12 to 18 months,” Jackson said. “Hopefully it’s longer than that… but it’s far advanced.”

The congressman also raised serious questions about the timeline of Biden’s diagnosis. “Every year I examined President Obama and President Trump, I screened for prostate cancer,” Jackson said. “I think there’s a probability that they knew Biden had prostate cancer some time ago and just didn’t tell the American people.”

According to Jackson, prostate cancer can often be treated quietly without inpatient hospitalization or public signs of chemotherapy, meaning it’s conceivable the president received treatment in secret. “People get that done as outpatients all the time,” he said.

Jackson laid blame on Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Biden’s longtime personal physician and close family confidant. “Dr. Kevin O’Connor either lied to the American people or he’s incompetent,” Jackson charged.

O’Connor had previously downplayed Biden’s prostate issues. In a 2019 medical report, he noted that Biden was treated for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), a common condition in older men, and explicitly stated that Biden “never had prostate cancer.” While BPH is not directly linked to cancer, Jackson says it would have warranted heightened, continuous screening.

The disclosure of Biden’s late-stage cancer adds to mounting scrutiny over the transparency of his medical history and questions about his fitness for office, especially as new books emerge from former White House aides and journalists reflecting on their roles during his presidency.

Observers also point to past moments that may have hinted at undisclosed health concerns. In a 2022 speech, Biden remarked, “I have cancer,” a comment brushed off by aides as a reference to past skin conditions. More recently, a bruise on his left hand—visible in his recent appearance on a TV talk show—has fueled speculation.

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