Fears grow over Trump’s health

U.S. President Donald Trump, who turns 80 on June 14 and is the
oldest person ever inaugurated, has been dogged by questions about
his fitness for the job since taking office for a second term in 2025

Cognitive state: Trump
appears to doze off at
public events or Oval
Office meetings.
Congressman Jamie
Raskin wrote to Trump’s
doctor expressing
concern that president
is “exhibiting signs
consistent with dementia
and cognitive decline”

Neck rash: Patch of
irritated-looking skin on
right side of neck
marked by blotchy
redness and scabbing.
White House doctor
says Trump is using
common preventative
skin treatment cream
(for undisclosed issue)

Bruised hands: Often
concealed by make-up
– Trump's physician
Sean Barbabella claims
this is due to vigorous
handshaking and side
effect of using aspirin
to thin his blood

Chronic venous
insufficiency: Veins
sustain damage and lose
proper function, primarily
impacting legs. Traits
include red skin and
ankle swelling (from
blood pooling)

Sources: Reuters, MS NOW, AOL
Pictures: Getty Images
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