Jill Biden is giving an update on her husband's health a year after former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with cancer. During a June 1 interview on NBC's "Today" to promote her new memoir, the former first lady said Biden is "doing OK" despite his ongoing battle with prostate cancer.

Doctors followed standard testing guidelines, which recommend discontinuing screenings for men over 70 years old. Should that change?

Former First Lady Jill Biden was wrapping up a Q&A on Tuesday about her newly released book, “A View from the East Wing,” with moderator Whoopi Goldberg in New York City when her husband left his seat in the audience.

Former first lady Jill Biden joins the ladies of "The View" to discuss her new memoir, View from the East Wing, and reflects on the 2024 election. SARA HAINES, CO-HOST: Dr. Biden, your husband served for over 50 years as a public servant.

Jill Biden said she never saw signs her husband, former President Joe Biden, was in cognitive decline, in an interview for "CBS Sunday Morning" airing May 31.

Across recent appearances, the former first lady has revealed she was frightened watching her husband's performance in the June 2024 presidential debate.

Jill Biden's book tour stop with Whoopi Goldberg was interrupted by Joe Biden, sparking viral social media reactions about the awkward exchange.

But a new book by former first lady Jill Biden suggests that these reassuring portraits of an octogenarian president with enviable stamina were a bit embellished. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.