An esteemed American doctor has recently come forward with remarkable insights concerning the health of President Donald Trump, following significant concern over the past few months.
Donald Trump made history by becoming the oldest serving president of the United States when he returned to the presidency in January 2025. Throughout 2025, there was a growing public discourse about his health, largely due to a lack of medical transparency, conflicting communications, and continuous speculation.
The curiosity peaked in September when President Trump was absent from the public eye for several days, with no official engagements scheduled during that time. Alarm bells were further rung when he appeared with visible bruises on his hand—a detail his team seemed to try hiding.
Further fueling discussions were several videos circulating online, suggesting the President might have nodded off during important meetings. Despite these incidents, Trump and his press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, have steadfastly asserted that the 79-year-old President is in robust health. However, a recent claim by a U.S. doctor has created quite a stir.
Donald Trump’s Remarks About Joe Biden
Recently, Trump gave a speech that was met with utter silence after he made a jest at former President Joe Biden, who had disclosed a cancer diagnosis the previous year. The remarks prompted widespread criticism, with many saying Trump had reached “a new moral low.”
During a speech at the Detroit Economic Club in Michigan, Trump made light of Biden’s tendency to cough before speaking, demonstrating it with a fit and a shaky voice: “Ladies and gentlemen.”
He added, “Remember the time they had him all spiffed up? He seemed overly upbeat,” likening it to being “high as a kite.” On social media, one observer commented that the incident reflected poorly on Trump rather than Biden.
In a previous move that drew considerable attention, Trump removed Joe Biden’s official portrait from the White House, replacing it with an autopen image. The caption now reads: “Sleepy Joe Biden was, by far, the worst President in American history. He came into office following the most corrupt election the U.S. has ever witnessed.”
Trump’s Health and MRI Scan
As time passed, Vice President JD Vance noted preparedness should a “dire situation” arise. Eventually, in July, a diagnosis was shared: Trump had chronic venous insufficiency, a common, non-life-threatening condition involving reduced blood flow in the leg veins.
Nonetheless, rumors persisted, particularly after it was revealed that Trump underwent an MRI scan. During a conversation aboard Air Force One, Trump admitted he couldn’t recall which body part the scan focused on, prompting discussions online that questioned his awareness of medical procedures.
Official Response from the White House
Dr. Sean P. Barbabella, Trump’s physician, later explained that the MRI was part of a comprehensive medical evaluation. Press secretary Leavitt defended Trump’s well-being, stating, “You see him every day. He’s up and moving, his daily routine remains unchanged.”
However, a physician recently claimed there was more underneath the surface. He suggested that a notable health event involving Trump had been concealed from the public the previous year.
Shocking Health Allegations
Professor Bruce Davidson from Washington State University put forth the claim that Donald Trump suffered a stroke about six months prior. Speaking on the podcast The Court of History, Davidson theorized that the stroke occurred on the left side of Trump’s brain, impacting his body’s right side.
Supporting his allegations, Davidson pointed to videos showing Trump shuffling his feet, an unusual change from his previous confident strides. Observations were also made about Trump cradling his right hand with his left and having slurred speech early in 2025.
Davidson discussed observations of “noteworthy episodes of excessive daytime sleepiness,” also known medically as hypersomnolence. Although a specific stroke type wasn’t identified, Davidson noted that Trump’s recovery seems to have been significant.
