Trump still will not share his medical records as he approaches 80
Donald Trump has stirred concerns by refusing to release his medical records, despite him potentially becoming the oldest U.S. president if he wins the 2024 election. At 78, Trump has consistently declined to share comprehensive details about his health, a pattern he has maintained since his initial run in 2016. While minor information has surfaced, such as his cholesterol levels and weight being revealed in a 2018 physical, many are still in the dark about his overall well-being, including cognitive health concerns tied to family history of Alzheimer’s. His refusal is particularly notable as other candidates, including Joe Biden, have faced significant pressure to provide medical transparency due to their age.
The discussion around Trump’s health becomes even more pressing when considering his high-risk factors, including his diet and a history of obesity. There are also ongoing concerns about his cognitive capabilities, highlighted by instances where he has mixed up names and facts at public events. Still, Trump’s campaign has downplayed these issues, with allies offering little more than vague reassurances about his health