Susie Wiles said Thursday that she “no longer shows evidence of cancer” after a medical appointment at the Mayo Clinic, where her pathology results came back clear, she wrote on social media.
Wiles, the White House chief of staff, posted that her pathology results were clear following a medical procedure related to the breast cancer she disclosed in March. The post said she is “cancer free,” and she thanked her medical team, family and friends, according to local reporting that reproduced her social post.
Her initial diagnosis was made public in March, when the White House and national outlets reported Wiles had early-stage breast cancer and would continue working while undergoing treatment. Coverage at the time said President Trump called her prognosis “excellent” and said she would remain largely at the White House during care.
Local and national outlets reported this week that Wiles visited the Mayo Clinic for follow-up care and that pathology results from that appointment returned clear. Reports say she returned to work after the procedure and continued handling White House business, including meetings and calls.
Public reporting of Wiles’s condition has tracked two developments: the March diagnosis of early-stage breast cancer and this week’s Mayo Clinic pathology update that she no longer shows evidence of disease. The March diagnosis and the White House statements about her prognosis were reported by national outlets in March.
Experts not quoted directly in the available coverage noted generally that early detection often leads to better outcomes and that pathology results guide next steps in care, but no new clinical details about Wiles’s specific treatment plan were published alongside her recent social post.
The article links readers to Wiles’s public update and to earlier reporting on her diagnosis and prognosis. For context on breast cancer detection and what a “clear” pathology result typically means, health resources such as the Mayo Clinic explain that pathology evaluates tissue removed during procedures to check for remaining cancer cells.
We link to the site’s earlier coverage of Wiles’s update for readers who want the original post and immediate local reporting: White House chief of staff Susie Wiles says she’s cancer-free after treatment.
Sources
- WLOS — reported Wiles wrote that her “pathology results came back clear” at a Mayo Clinic appointment and posted on social media that she is “cancer free.”
- U.S. News/HealthDay — reported Wiles’s March diagnosis of early-stage breast cancer and that she planned to continue working while undergoing treatment.
