Joe Biden's doctors are planning more tests to determine whether the small prostate nodule is benign or possibly cancerous, which typically involves a further exam by a urologist to rule out prostate cancer.

Prostate nodules are common among older men and may be completely benign or linked to more severe conditions such as prostate cancer, making further testing necessary to determine their nature.

Prior to the prostate nodule discovery, Joe Biden was declared 'fit to serve' in February 2024 after a routine physical, but a new book claims his physical deterioration was more severe than publicly acknowledged, with aides even considering a wheelchair for him.

Joe Biden has rejected concerns about his age and health, stating that the broader Democratic Party does not share those concerns and attributing critique to party leadership and other contributors, despite ongoing scrutiny and questions raised by political opponents.

Joe Biden abruptly ended his 2024 reelection campaign months after being declared fit to serve, a decision that stunned many Democrats and came after ongoing concerns about his health and age, with some aides reportedly considering his physical decline significant.