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Polls show that most voters disapprove of his erratic handling of the pandemic, and Biden has made it a core theme, promising a more sober leadership.
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Trump, scrambling to make up lost ground, is on a furious multi-state barnstorming tour.
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Trump likes to say that his packed rallies are evidence of strength not reflected in "fake" election polls.
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The move came after the microblogging platform faced criticism from some users and US President Donald Trump for its move the block the article.
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Trump later said that the US had the 'greatest economy ever' before the COVID-19 outbreak hit the country further. He also termed the virus "as an artificial horrible situation".
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Biden, as per the latest opinion polls, leads against Republican incumbent President Donald Trump by over nine points on an average.
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Trump tossed the large, loudly cheering crowd red meat on immigration, race, and his conspiracy theory that Biden is steeped in corruption.
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Trump, who trails in the polls ahead of the November 3 election, was especially under pressure about the coronavirus that has killed over 217,000 Americans and inflicted deep economic damage.
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Biden courted the elderly, telling an event at a retirement center in Pembroke Pines, north of Miami, that Trump has "never been focused on you.
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Trump has an aggressive schedule with campaign rallies set for every day this week in Pennsylvania, Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia and back to Florida.
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"This comprehensive data, in concert with the CDC's guidelines for removal of transmission-based precautions, have informed our medical team's assessment that the President is not infectious to others."
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As Trump prepared to leave the White House for the first time since returning on October 5 after three nights at Walter Reed Medical Center, he fired off a series of tweets.
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The Democrats and their presidential candidate Joe Biden are demanding that a nomination to the lifetime post be left until after the election.
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Trump will likely try to galvanize his electoral base by touting his nominee for Supreme Court justice, Amy Coney Barrett.
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The Democratic presidential candidate's campaign does not allow a large gathering because of COVID-19 restrictions, with at the most a score of people sitting at a distance.
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Biden has slammed as "reckless" Trump's determination to rally huge crowds during a pandemic -- but Trump has brushed the concerns aside
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Polls show Biden leads heavily in key demographics including women and the elderly, prompting analysts to talk increasingly of a possible landslide victory.
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"The forces of darkness, the forces of division, the forces of yesterday are pulling us apart, holding us down and holding us back,"
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The Democratic presidential candidate emphasised on the importance of wearing masks, saying they are the most important, powerful public health tool.
