White House declares Trump fit for office after latest medical examination
The White House has released the findings of President Donald Trump’s latest medical examination, declaring him medically fit to continue carrying out the responsibilities of office amid renewed scrutiny of his health. Trump, who is 79, underwent a routine medical evaluation at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Tuesday. The delay in publishing the results had sparked fresh speculation in political circles about his health status. In a memorandum issued late Friday, White House physician Captain Sean P. Barbabella stated that the President remains in excellent health and continues to demonstrate strong cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological and overall physical function. According to Barbabella, Trump is “fully fit” to discharge his duties as Commander-in-Chief and Head of State. The report also addressed visible health concerns that have attracted public attention in recent months, including bruising on the President’s hands and swelling in his lower legs. The...