Lesion removed from Jill Biden’s left eyelid was ‘non-cancerous’, doctor says
A lesion found and removed during first lady Jill Biden's outpatient surgery last week was a "non-cancerous growth," according to a medical memo his press secretary disclosed Wednesday.The lesion, found on Biden's left eyelid, had been sent for a traditional biopsy, said Dr. Kevin O'Connor, the president's physician. The biopsy results were "consistent with seborrheic keratosis," O'Connor said in Wednesday's memo. He described the biopsy lesion as a "very common, totally harmless non-cancerous growth" that required no further treatment."Dr. Biden is recovering very well from his procedures," he said. "He experienced some anticipated minor bruising and swelling, but is feeling…
