Top Doctor Sounds the Alarm on Trump’s Health Mysteries

Top Doctor Sounds the Alarm on Trump’s Health Mysteries

A prominent physician has raised concerns about the lack of transparency surrounding the laundry list of health issues that Donald Trump suffers from.

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Jonathan Reiner, professor of medicine and surgery at George Washington University, who was also former Vice President Dick Cheney’s cardiologist, wrote in The New York Times that the American public “deserves answers” about the flailing health of the 80-year-old president.

Reiner notes that Trump, who is on course to be the oldest sitting president in U.S. history, and the White House are not being open about how ill the president is, while noting ailments that the Daily Beast has routinely been reporting on since February 2025.

“Despite reassurances from the White House to the contrary, at times over the past year, the president has not looked well,” Reiner writes.

“I am not Mr. Trump’s doctor, and have only reviewed his records that have been made public. But Mr. Trump is probably the most photographed president in American history, and a variety of physical ailments are easy to see,” he added.

“He’s had large bruises on both hands, swelling in his legs and episodes when it appears that he is struggling to stay awake. He’s also had advanced imaging performed for unclear reasons. The public is again left to wonder whether the nation’s leader is OK.”

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Reiner also poses a list of unanswered questions that will go a long way toward providing the country with clarity about the flailing president’s health.

This includes offering a new explanation as to why Trump frequently appears in public with large dark bruises on both his hands, which he often tries to hide with blotches of applied makeup.

The White House long has tried to explain that the bruising is because Trump regularly shakes people’s hands, combined with his daily aspirin intake, which is four times higher than what is usually recommended.

However, Reiner suggests this excuse has “never seemed plausible” and does not explain why the dark bruising appears on both of Trump’s hands, when the president only shakes with his right.

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This is a developing story and will be updated.

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