US EditionTrump Says He Received an MRI During Trip to Walter Reed Medical Center
Trump’s second 2023 MRI at Walter Reed was part of a scheduled follow-up and showed some of the best health reports for his age, his physician said.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump said he underwent an MRI at Walter Reed and called it 'perfect,' telling reporters aboard Air Force One, 'I gave you the full results.'
- As part of a scheduled follow-up evaluation, the White House and Dr Sean Barbabella said it included advanced imaging, lab testing and preventative assessments ahead of a scheduled trip to the Middle East.
- Doctors reported that the imaging produced some of the best reports for his age, and presidential physician Dr Sean Barbabella concluded Trump is 'in exceptional health,' citing strong cardiovascular, pulmonary and neurological assessments.
- Despite Trump's on-plane summary, no detailed MRI report had been provided to White House reporters and the White House did not immediately respond; Trump told reporters to 'ask the doctors' when asked why he received the MRI.
- Amid ongoing scrutiny, President Donald Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency after swollen legs photos, and he challenged New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to a cognitive test.
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The 79-year-old brags after a health check with his "perfect" results. But he didn't say why Trump did the examination.
Donald Trump was sworn in as the oldest U.S. president of history. Again, his health is making headlines.
Pres. Trump says he received MRI during second physical exam this year, calls results ‘perfect’
President Donald Trump confirmed Monday that he underwent an MRI earlier this month at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, describing the results as “perfect” but offering no details about why the test was performed. Speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One during his Asia trip, the 79-year-old acknowledged he had the imaging test as part of a second physical evaluation this year – following his previous exam in April. Trump said w…
After a health check, the US president brags about his "perfect" results. He doesn't say why the investigation was done at all.
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