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Biden is the former president of the United States. He recently stated that he is fighting aggressive prostate cancer. His memoir "Promise Me, America" will be published on November 17. The book records his decisions on the COVID-19 epidemic, the war in Afghanistan, the Russia-Ukraine war, and his withdrawal from the election in 2024 during his four-year term.
Former U.S. President Joe Biden, who is battling aggressive prostate cancer, recently said he was cutting back on his promotional schedule for his upcoming memoir, admitting that the disease was sometimes overwhelming.
Agence France-Presse reported that the 83-year-old Biden said on the 8th that before his personal memoir "Promise Me, America" (tentative translation) is published on November 17, he will not be able to make public appearances as frequently as originally expected.
Biden posted on the social media
"Unfortunately, this means that I won't be able to have as many talks about the new book as I originally hoped. However, I hope that the words on the page can speak for myself."
Biden is optimistic about the progress of his treatment and said that doctors "continue to be encouraged" by his treatment response.
This memoir records Biden's response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) epidemic, the U.S.-Afghanistan war and the Russia-Ukraine war during his four-year term, as well as his controversial decision to stand down after seeking re-election in 2024.
Biden said the new book will explain the decisions he made during his term in office and his belief in the American democratic system. (Compiled by: Hong Qiyuan) 1151110

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