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Wiles announced an early breast cancer diagnosis and a strong prognosis and said she will remain in her role while beginning treatment, with President Trump and other officials expressing support.

Susie Wiles said this week she was diagnosed with breast cancer that was detected early and described a strong prognosis.
Wiles said she will continue serving as White House chief of staff while beginning treatment.
President Donald Trump announced the diagnosis on Truth Social and said she would start treatment immediately.
Trump said Wiles will spend virtually full time at the White House during her treatment.
Multiple administration officials and lawmakers, including Vice President JD Vance and Speaker Mike Johnson, posted messages of support.
Wiles has served as chief of staff since the start of Trump’s second term and was co-campaign manager for the 2024 campaign.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Diagnosed With Early-Stage Breast Cancer

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