Doctors say Joe Biden’s aggressive cancer "inconceivable" to miss; Trump Jr. cries cover-up

Several medical experts are raising serious questions about how former President Joe Biden’s aggressive prostate cancer could have gone undetected for so long, with some even suggesting that the public may not have been told the full story.

The 82-year-old former president was diagnosed on Friday after a “small nodule” was found on his prostate during a routine medical exam earlier this month. His spokesman confirmed Sunday that the cancer has already spread to his bones, a sign of late-stage disease.

Biden’s team revealed the cancer was graded a Gleason score of 9, indicating one of the most aggressive and fast-moving forms of prostate cancer.

Doctors have expressed disbelief that such an advanced case could have been missed by Biden’s medical team, especially given that routine PSA blood tests, recommended for all men over 50, can often detect the cancer early.

“It is inconceivable that this was not being followed before he left the Presidency,” wrote Dr. Howard Forman on X. “Gleason grade 9 would have had an elevated PSA level for some time before this diagnosis. And he must have had a PSA test numerous times before. This is odd.”

Dr. Steven Quay echoed those concerns, calling it “malpractice” for a man to be first diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer without earlier detection.

“The PSA blood test shows the rate of cancer cell growth,” he explained. “Even with the most aggressive form, it’s a 5-7 year journey without treatment before it becomes metastatic.”

Quay concluded: “It is highly likely he was carrying a diagnosis of prostate cancer throughout his White House tenure and the American people were uninformed.”

The questions from medical experts gained political traction when Donald Trump Jr. publicly speculated whether the diagnosis had been intentionally hidden.

“Was this a cover-up?” he posted, as the Biden team has yet to offer a full medical timeline.

The New York Post contributed to this article.