US EditionDonald Trump health fears escalate over huge bruise on hand as warning issued
- U.S. President Donald Trump showed a large, swollen bruise on his right hand at the G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Canada, on June 18, 2025.
- Speculation about Trump's health arose because he left the summit early to meet advisers amid escalating Iran-Israel tensions and prior similar bruises from multiple handshakes.
- Observers noted possible use of makeup to mask discoloration on Trump's hand, while a social media user on X suggested he might have a catheter, sparking speculation about his health including concerns over dehydration and the fragility of aging skin.
- A White House spokesperson attributed the bruises on Trump's hand to frequent handshaking during his official activities, while medical evaluations in April confirmed he was in excellent health, achieving a perfect 30/30 score on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment.
- The incident intensified public debate on Trump's wellbeing at age 79 and raised questions about his stamina amid ongoing political and international challenges.
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