Trump’s medical history timeline: COVID, bullets, and more
President Donald Trump has been declared in 'excellent health' following a recent medical examination. This marks his third visit to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in the past 13 months. Despite facing health challenges, including COVID-19 and an assassination attempt, Trump has maintained a relatively good health record for his age.
- ▪Trump's recent medical report states he is in 'excellent health' and fully fit to serve.
- ▪He has had three medical checkups in the past 13 months, with consistent positive evaluations.
- ▪Trump has faced health issues including COVID-19 and a gunshot wound but has recovered well.
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The latest medical report released by the White House says President Donald Trump is in “excellent health” again, a common trend seen over the course of his two terms. After Trump visited the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center this week, Dr. Sean Barbabella said he has “strong cardiac, pulmonary, neurological, and overall physical function” and concluded the 79-year-old president is “fully fit” to serve. The annual medical examination marked his third trip to the facility in the past 13 months.
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