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More than 200 mental-health professionals publicly signed open letters and petitions across multiple years asserting that Donald Trump was “unfit” for office; one prominent 2024 action gathered about ...
A series of public gaffes, apparent memory lapses, off‑topic ramblings and confrontational statements by Donald Trump have driven sustained concern among journalists, lawmakers and many mental‑health ...
Public evidence does not support a definitive clinical diagnosis of mental illness for Donald Trump because psychiatric ethics and standard diagnostic practice require direct clinical evaluation; none...
Experts distinguish normal personality variation from diagnosable mental disorders by applying formal diagnostic criteria (DSM), assessing whether traits cause clinically significant distress or impai...
Psychiatric and psychological commentators in books and essays have most commonly pointed to narcissistic traits, dangerous impulsivity or grandiosity, and—among some clinicians—more severe labels suc...
Is Donald Trump "mad"? Mental-health professionals and commentators are sharply divided: a group of psychiatrists has publicly warned that his behavior poses dangers , while other leading clinicians s...
Mental-health professionals and commentators marshaled a cluster of psychological and psychiatric arguments to claim Donald Trump was unfit for office: personality-pathology-based diagnoses (notably n...
Public and professional observers overwhelmingly agree that Donald Trump exhibits textbook narcissistic traits—grandiosity, entitlement, need for admiration and low empathy—which many commentators and...
Two broad strands of counter-evidence argue that Donald J. Trump does not have diagnosed dementia: clinicians and scholars warn against making psychiatric diagnoses without formal, private evaluation ...