Trump's health questioned over mysterious bruises
U.S. President Donald Trump, aged 80, was seen during a golf outing in New Jersey with mysterious and variably sized bruises on his hands and forearms, along with medical bandages on his right fingers. The bruises are attributed to his intensive use of aspirin and a diagnosis of "chronic venous insufficiency." This coincided with medical reports indicating swelling, persistent fatigue, and episodes of confusion, raising questions about the deterioration of his health and mental state. However, the White House denies any health decline, considering Trump to be the most vigorous president, while experts suggest that the cognitive tests he undertook do not reflect intelligence but instead reveal signs of cognitive decline and dementia.
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