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US President Donald Trump, who turns 80 on June 14, underwent a full medical checkup last week at Walter Reed National Military Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
Unlike in previous years, the White House did not immediately release a detailed report on the president's health. Initially, Trump himself made do with a post on his Truth Social network, where he declared that the results of the examinations were "perfect."
The full report was later released by the president's physician, Sean Barbabella, according to which Trump's cardiac, pulmonary and neurological functions are in good condition, while his overall physical condition is assessed as positive.
Trump's health has been the subject of much discussion in recent months, as he became the oldest president to take office in U.S. history. His lifestyle, especially his eating habits, has also drawn much attention, although Trump does not drink alcohol.
However, Dr. Barbabella's report seems to dismiss concerns about his physical and mental state. According to the doctor, Trump has a "cardiac age" about 14 years younger than his biological age, while on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment test, which is used to assess cognitive functions, he received the maximum score of 30 points out of 30 possible.
The only concern highlighted in the report is related to the president's weight. Compared to the last check-up conducted in April of last year, Trump has gained 6.3 kilograms and now weighs 108 kilograms.
Although his height of 1.90 meters partially mitigates this factor, the doctor recommends more careful monitoring of his weight and cholesterol levels.
For this reason, Barbabella has suggested to the president a more careful eating regimen and regular physical activity.
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