Former White House Doctor Challenges Trump's Walter Reed Health Claims

Former White House physician Jeffrey Kuhlman has publicly questioned the official narrative surrounding President Donald Trump's recent health evaluation at Walter Reed Medical Center, particularly casting doubt on the explanation that his lengthy visit was simply for a routine checkup. Kuhlman noted that most medical tests except advanced imaging like an MRI could be done quickly in the White House, making the reported four-hour visit and the vague information about the MRI's purpose suspicious. Despite White House doctor Sean Barbabella and Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt describing the evaluation as a scheduled follow-up with advanced imaging and exceptional lab results, details remain sparse, fueling speculation about the president's true health status. Trump himself emphasized the "perfect" results of his MRI but did not disclose the reason for the scan, leading experts like psychiatry professor Jacob Appel to criticize the selective transparency as unhelpful and potentially misleading. The president's age and various public appearances marked by speech issues and physical symptoms have intensified concerns about his physical and cognitive health. Overall, the lack of clear information from the White House has left medical professionals and the public questioning whether the full truth about President Trump's health is being disclosed.