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Doctor Declares Trump Fit, Critics Cite Dementia Concerns

6/3/2026

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Dr. Sean Barbabella said President Donald Trump is fit to serve commander-in-chief, noting a 238-pound weight, 73-bpm heart rate, and a 30-out-of-30 cognitive score.
Dr. Sean Barbabella reported improved lower-leg swelling and hand discoloration linked to handshaking and aspirin, advised diet, exercise, aspirin, weight loss, and confirmed Trump remains on cholesterol medication and aspirin.
Cardiologist Dr. Jonathan Reiner criticized the White House’s limited disclosures, saying they raise dementia concerns.

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Dr. Sean Barbabella said President Donald Trump is fit to serve commander-in-chief, noting a 238-pound weight, 73-bpm heart rate, and a 30-out-of-30 cognitive score.
Dr. Sean Barbabella reported improved lower-leg swelling and hand discoloration linked to handshaking and aspirin, advised diet, exercise, aspirin, weight loss, and confirmed Trump remains on cholesterol medication and aspirin.
Cardiologist Dr. Jonathan Reiner criticized the White House’s limited disclosures, saying they raise dementia concerns.