Susie Wiles Says Mayo Clinic Tests Cleared Her Cancer 6 Months After Diagnosis
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Updated · BBC.com · Sep 16
Susie Wiles Says Mayo Clinic Tests Cleared Her Cancer 6 Months After Diagnosis
3 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Sep 16
Summary
Six months after disclosing an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles said pathology tests came back clear following a Mayo Clinic visit this week.
Wiles, 69, said on X that she is cancer-free, thanked President Donald Trump for his support and said she would keep working to advance his agenda.
During treatment, Wiles continued working virtually from the White House, where she serves as Trump's gatekeeper, policy coordinator and political adviser.
Wiles is the first woman to hold the chief of staff post, one of the most powerful jobs in the White House; Trump and the White House had not separately commented on her announcement.