Trump’s 2025 Health Report

Donald Trump’s April 2025 medical evaluation, conducted by 14 specialists,

found the 78-year-old former president in strong physical condition.

The White House physician reported “robust cardiac, pulmonary,

neurological and general physical function,” noting lower cholesterol,

stable blood pressure, a 25-pound weight loss, and no cognitive or mood issues.

Supporters vs. Critics

Supporters see the report as proof Trump can handle the presidency.

Critics highlight public behavior—frequent tangents, slower speech, and disjointed storytelling—

as signs of cognitive decline, though these are subjective and not medically verified.

Transparency and History

The detailed report marked a shift from previous sparse disclosures.

From 2018 to early 2025, only limited updates were available, fueling speculation about mental and physical fitness.

Ongoing Debate

As one campaign surrogate noted, “The man’s schedule would exhaust people half his age.”

Yet opponents argue numbers alone don’t capture leadership stamina.

Public perception, not just clinical data, will shape judgments about Trump’s readiness for office.