Trump’s health may prevent him from finishing term, advisor claims
Donald Trump’s April 2025 medical exam was his most comprehensive health disclosure in years, involving 14 specialists and including neurological and mood screenings. The White House physician described the 78-year-old as having “robust cardiac, pulmonary, neurological and general physical function.” The report listed improved cholesterol, stable blood pressure, a 25-pound weight loss, and no neurological or mood abnormalities.
Minor issues like sun damage, a benign colon polyp, and a healed ear wound from the 2024 rally shooting were also mentioned. Compared to the brief and vague health letters from earlier campaigns, this marked a new level of transparency. Supporters used the report to argue Trump is fit to serve, while critics raised questions based on public behavior. Strategists like Rick Wilson have pointed to Trump’s frequent tangents, verbal slips, and changes in speaking style as signs of cognitive decline.
These are subjective impressions—not medical diagnoses—but they’ve fueled debate. Experts note that standard neurological screenings…
