President Donald Trump has once again defied expectations, revealing a physical and cognitive health report that paints the 78-year-old as a leader still fully fit to govern — and dominate on the golf course.
According to White House physician Dr. Sean Barbabella, Trump’s latest annual physical exam shows that he is in excellent health. His medical evaluation included:
- Thorough diagnostic tests
- Consultations with fourteen specialists
- A full cognitive assessment
— all indicating that the former and current president remains physically strong and mentally sharp.
✅ Weight Loss and Better Numbers
Standing at 6-foot-3 and now weighing 224 lbs, Trump has shed 20 pounds since his last presidential exam in 2020.
- Resting heart rate: 62 bpm
- Blood pressure: 128/74 mmHg (slightly elevated but normal for his age)
Trump’s cholesterol is under control thanks to Rosuvastatin and Ezetimibe, and he takes Aspirin for cardiac prevention. His lab results — including kidney, liver, and thyroid function — are all within normal ranges.
🧠 Perfect Cognitive Score
The exam also included the well-known Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), where Trump scored a perfect 30 out of 30.
Despite public speculation and family remarks raising concerns about his memory, the medical findings indicate no sign of cognitive decline.
Trump has previously boasted about this test, noting how he aced tasks like repeating: “Person, woman, man, camera, TV.”
🏌️♂️ A President on the Move
Dr. Barbabella highlighted Trump’s “active lifestyle”, which includes:
- Regular meetings
- Public appearances
- “Frequent victories in golf events”
Even after the 2024 assassination attempt that left a scar on his right ear, Trump has continued to engage in his duties without limitations.
The physical also confirmed Trump underwent cataract surgery and a colonoscopy in 2024, which revealed a benign polyp and a common condition called diverticulosis.
Vaccinated and Ready
The memo confirmed that Trump is up to date on all recommended vaccinations, including those needed for travel.
From a pulmonary, cardiac, and neurological perspective, he remains robust and capable.
As he resumes his second term, Donald Trump holds the title of the oldest U.S. president ever elected — but his doctors say he’s anything but slowing down.
With a clean bill of health and a perfect cognitive score, Trump is sending a message loud and clear: he's not just back — he's better.