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Questions Rise Over Trump's Cognitive Health Transparency

10/30/2025

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The White House has not disclosed when U.S. President Donald Trump last took a cognitive test, fueling questions after an MRI.
Trump claimed MRI results were 'perfect,' but the official report cited only 'advanced imaging' with no specifics.
Cardiologist Dr. Jonathan Reiner said MRIs are usually prompted by symptoms and urged transparency about health evaluations.
The report states the president is in 'excellent overall health' and lab results are 'exceptional'.

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The White House has not disclosed when U.S. President Donald Trump last took a cognitive test, fueling questions after an MRI.
Trump claimed MRI results were 'perfect,' but the official report cited only 'advanced imaging' with no specifics.
Cardiologist Dr. Jonathan Reiner said MRIs are usually prompted by symptoms and urged transparency about health evaluations.
The report states the president is in 'excellent overall health' and lab results are 'exceptional'.