Lloyd Austin to undergo new hospital treatment for bladder problem
Lloyd Austin, US Defense Secretary, to undergo a second hospital treatment for a bladder issue, with duties delegated to his deputy.
US Defense Chief Lloyd Austin in critical care Pentagon DW 02/11/2024
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has been admitted to critical care at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for an emergent bladder issue.
Austin previously faced controversy for keeping his hospital stays secret and apologized for not informing President Biden about his cancer diagnosis.
US defense chief Austin returns to hospital for an 'emergent bladder issue'
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was taken to the hospital for an emergent bladder issue, weeks after previous stays he kept secret.
The public was notified about Austin's hospitalization, unlike previous instances where he concealed his diagnosis and treatment.
SecDef Austin released from hospital, back to Pentagon this week'
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital and is expected to return to the Pentagon later this week.
Austin's recent hospitalization is not related to his previous prostate cancer diagnosis.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is released from hospital and resumes duties
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital after being admitted for a bladder issue.
Austin will work from home as he continues to recover and is expected to return to work in person later this week.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin released from hospital and resumes duties
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital after being treated for a bladder issue.
Austin transferred duties to the Deputy Defense Secretary while receiving treatment in the critical care unit and underwent non-surgical procedures to correct the issue.
Lloyd Austin to undergo new hospital treatment for bladder problem
Lloyd Austin, US Defense Secretary, to undergo a second hospital treatment for a bladder issue, with duties delegated to his deputy.
US Defense Chief Lloyd Austin in critical care Pentagon DW 02/11/2024
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has been admitted to critical care at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for an emergent bladder issue.
Austin previously faced controversy for keeping his hospital stays secret and apologized for not informing President Biden about his cancer diagnosis.
US defense chief Austin returns to hospital for an 'emergent bladder issue'
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was taken to the hospital for an emergent bladder issue, weeks after previous stays he kept secret.
The public was notified about Austin's hospitalization, unlike previous instances where he concealed his diagnosis and treatment.
SecDef Austin released from hospital, back to Pentagon this week'
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital and is expected to return to the Pentagon later this week.
Austin's recent hospitalization is not related to his previous prostate cancer diagnosis.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is released from hospital and resumes duties
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital after being admitted for a bladder issue.
Austin will work from home as he continues to recover and is expected to return to work in person later this week.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin released from hospital and resumes duties
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital after being treated for a bladder issue.
Austin transferred duties to the Deputy Defense Secretary while receiving treatment in the critical care unit and underwent non-surgical procedures to correct the issue.
Austin Is Released From the Hospital and Will Return to Work
Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III has been released from the hospital after receiving treatment for complications stemming from prostate cancer surgery.
Austin will continue to work remotely from home before returning to the Pentagon later this week.