Trump declared in excellent health after latest medical examination

President Donald Trump has received a clean bill of health after his latest medical examination. The 78-year-old, now the oldest person to hold the presidency, underwent a thorough checkup at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Doctors confirmed he remains fully capable of performing his duties as Commander-in-Chief. This was Trump’s third in-person medical visit in just 13 months. During the October 2025 assessment, he completed a CT scan of his heart and abdomen, which showed no signs of abnormality. His weight was recorded at 238 pounds, with a resting heart rate of 73 beats per minute.

The president scored a perfect 30 out of 30 on a neurological exam designed to test cognitive function. He is also up to date on all recommended preventive screenings and immunisations. While he manages chronic venous insufficiency—a condition causing mild leg swelling—doctors described it as non-serious.

Trump currently takes medication to control cholesterol and support heart health. Despite this, the White House physician declared him in excellent overall health. The latest medical report confirms Trump’s fitness for office. His test results, including cognitive and cardiac assessments, showed no concerning issues. The president will continue his term with no medical restrictions.