Joe Biden, 83, continues treatment after being diagnosed with metastatic cancer and is making fewer public appearances. He plans to release his memoirs in the fall, reports infohub.kz.
Since leaving the White House, the former president's life has focused on treatment, family, and shaping his political legacy. Those close to him say the therapy is working, but the disease has taken a noticeable toll on his health.
"The treatment appears to be working. But the illness and side effects have left him noticeably weaker," The Washington Post reported, citing sources close to Biden.
The newspaper notes that the former president has significantly reduced his public engagements. Unlike some of his predecessors, he has not launched major public initiatives and rarely appears in public.
Biden plans to publish his memoirs in the fall. According to the newspaper, the release could reignite public scrutiny of his health and the circumstances of the 2024 presidential campaign.
Those in the former president's circle believe the book could spark renewed political debate, even as Biden continues treatment and, according to his representatives, remains optimistic.