Trump’s medical report released by White House after visit to Walter Reed
The White House released President Trump's medical report following his visit to Walter Reed for an annual checkup. The report indicates that Trump is in excellent health, with strong cardiac and cognitive function. Despite some minor issues, the physician deemed him fully fit to serve as president.
- ▪Dr. Sean Barbabella reported that Trump is in 'excellent health' and is 'fully fit' to serve.
- ▪Trump's cognitive health was assessed with a perfect score on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment.
- ▪The president has gained 14 pounds since his last exam and weighs 238 pounds.
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The White House released the latest medical report for President Donald Trump late Friday, three days after his visit to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center as part of his annual medical checkup. In the three-page report, Dr. Sean Barbabella said Trump is in “excellent health” and has “strong cardiac, pulmonary, neurological, and overall physical function.” The physician concluded the 79-year-old president is “fully fit” to serve. Recommended Stories Trump slow-rolling Cabinet nominations ahead of midterm elections Trump heads to Situation Room to make ‘final determination’ on Iran deal Trump piles on Jill Biden criticism over thinking Joe had a stroke during presidential debate “His demanding daily schedule, including multiple high-level meetings, public engagements, and…
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