Trump's Health Declared Excellent by White House Physician

President Trump has been confirmed to be in "excellent cognitive and physical health" following his first medical examination in his second term, as affirmed by his White House physician, Captain Sean Barbabella.

Trump, 78, underwent an extensive medical check-up at a Bethesda hospital, where the physician noted no signs of anxiety or depression. His cognitive assessment results were impressive, with a perfect score of 30 out of 30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. In addition to his cognitive evaluation, the president's heart and lung functions were reported as robust. Trump highlighted his active lifestyle, including frequent golf victories, as key to his well-being. The memo also mentioned minor skin conditions and his blood cholesterol medications, underscoring a history of well-managed health issues. The medical report is notable as it's the first released since a serious assassination attempt on Trump's life last July, demonstrating resilience amid adversity.

In contrast to previous critiques aimed at his political rival, Joe Biden, regarding cognitive health, Trump emphasizes his fitness levels. While Trump has experienced fluctuations in weight, recent tests place him within an overweight range but not categorized as obese. As he continues his tenure, Trump's health report aims to project an image of strength and capability in fulfilling his presidential duties.