Biden Age

President Biden Becomes Oldest Person to Serve as U.S. President

Biden Turns 80, Breaking Age Barrier

Experts Believe Background, Lifestyle Contribute to Healthy Aging

President Joe Biden turned 80 years old on Sunday, becoming the first octogenarian to ever serve as President of the United States. Biden's age has been a topic of discussion throughout his presidency, but experts say his background and lifestyle have contributed to his healthy aging.

Biden has acknowledged his age and has presented himself as a "bridge to the next generation of leaders." He has also said that he plans to run for re-election in 2024, despite his age.

Prior to becoming president, Biden served 36 years as a U.S. senator from Delaware and eight years as vice president under Barack Obama. He is the oldest person to ever serve in either of those positions.

Experts say that Biden's background in public service, his healthy lifestyle, and his strong family support system have all contributed to his longevity. Biden is known for his regular exercise routine, his healthy diet, and his close relationships with his family and friends.