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American physician and medical researcher (1851–1902)
Medical professionals and commentators are divided: some psychiatrists and psychologists say public behaviors are "strongly suggestive" of dementia, while official White House medical releases report ...
Public reporting shows President Trump has repeatedly said he has taken and “aced” multiple brief cognitive screenings — most frequently identified as the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) — includ...
News reporting shows no publicly verified, original IQ score for Donald Trump; multiple outlets and fact‑checkers note that Trump has boasted about high IQ claims while specific numeric scores (for ex...
President Donald Trump has publicly said he “aced” a cognitive test and his White House doctors have reported he was given the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) at least in 2018 and again as part o...
Donald Trump publicly said he received the steroid dexamethasone, the antiviral remdesivir and the experimental antibody cocktail REGN‑COV2 (casirivimab‑imdevimab) during his October 2020 COVID‑19 ill...
’s most recent publicly released physical lists him at 75 inches (6 ft 3 in) and 224 pounds, numbers the physician presented in April 2025 as consistent with his earlier official tallies but modestly ...
The available reporting does not show a clear, documented instance in which "President Trump's doctor quit because he refused to sign off on Trump's health report." Coverage identifies multiple physic...
There is no public, verifiable IQ score for Donald Trump; multiple fact‑checks say claims (like an IQ of 73) lack evidence and no official test result has been published . Trump has repeatedly boasted...
Available reporting in the provided search results centers on Dr. Sean Conley (often miswritten as “Sean Finely”) — the White House/President’s physician who briefed reporters during 2020 — and does n...
Available public medical reporting indicates that Donald Trump has had colorectal findings — including a colonoscopy that detected diverticular disease and a benign polyp — but there is no publicly re...
Donald Trump has publicly boasted about very high IQs at various times, but no independent, verifiable IQ score of 195 (or any other definitive number) is documented in reputable reporting; multiple n...
Medical and journalistic sources report growing public concern that President Donald Trump, age 79, is showing behaviors some clinicians and commentators interpret as signs of dementia — experts have ...
Donald Trump’s height and weight have been reported in public medical documents, but reporting and public perception show . Public summaries and press coverage around medical exams in April 2025 list ...
Official public reporting and own accounts describe her UH‑60 Black Hawk being struck by an insurgent rocket‑propelled grenade on , resulting in catastrophic injuries and an emergency medevac, but the...
There is no authoritative public record in the supplied reporting that Donald Trump has been officially diagnosed with a stroke; his medical releases and news coverage describe an MRI that the White H...
Donald Trump has not released any officially verified IQ test results; multiple fact-checkers find claims about specific scores (for example, “73”) have no evidence . Trump has publicly referenced pas...
Available reporting shows President Trump was diagnosed in mid‑2025 with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a vein condition that can cause swelling and bruising but is not described in sources as a ...
Donald Trump has publicly asserted that he took and “aced” a dementia screening commonly identified as the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), but ; news coverage and official summaries report claim...
Multiple reporters, opinion writers and mental‑health professionals have publicly said they see signs of cognitive decline in President Donald Trump; several experts have used terms ranging from “wors...
Donald Trump has not been widely reported in the provided sources to have used a direct, widely publicized slur specifically calling “nurses” or “medical staff” derogatory names; instead, the reportin...