Trump’s doctor issues ‘excellent’ health report to him, amid scrutiny of former POTUS’ verbal errors
MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY: Former President Donald Trump’s health has once again come under scrutiny after his personal physician, Dr. Bruce Aronwald, released a statement affirming his exceptional health.
The memo, released by Trump’s campaign, highlighted positive aspects of Trump’s health, highlighting his excellent cognitive test scores and overall good health, according to CNN.
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JUST IN: Dr. Bruce Aronwald, President Trump’s personal physician, just released this letter claiming that President Trump is in excellent health and has even lost weight.
“I am pleased to report that President Trump’s overall health is excellent,” the letter read. #Trump2024 pic.twitter.com/C9drw5jYMo
– Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) November 20, 2023
Who is Dr. Bruce Aronwald?
Dr. Bruce Aronwald, self-identified as “Trump’s personal physician since 2021,” states in the memo that Trump’s most recent comprehensive exam took place on September 13, 2023.
Aronwald claimed that Trump’s cardiovascular studies showed normal results, that cancer screenings were negative, and that Trump had also successfully reduced his weight.
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However, the memo lacked specific details about the tests performed or comprehensive health measures, leaving critics skeptical.
According to US News Health, Aronwald practices family medicine in Morristown, New Jersey, and is associated with Morristown Medical Center. He earned his medical degree from the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine and has accumulated more than two decades of professional experience in the field.
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Trump, 77, has come under scrutiny following recent verbal missteps, fueling speculation about his cognitive health, CNN reports.
Most recently, Trump spoke to a crowd in Sioux City, Iowa, where he inadvertently expressed gratitude to attendees for coming to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, prompting a state senator State of Iowa to try to correct its situation. The entire exchange was accidentally picked up by a live microphone.
At a subsequent summit held in Washington, D.C., Trump made a statement suggesting that Biden could start “World War II,” which ended nearly eight decades ago. Additionally, he appeared to confuse Biden with former President Barack Obama, saying he was ahead of Obama in election polls.
The discussion around Trump’s fitness for office intensified following Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ comment that the presidency is not suitable for individuals “turning 80.”
DeSantis compared his own relative youth to Trump’s age, highlighting his concerns about the abilities of older leaders compared to their younger counterparts.
Dr. Bruce Aronwald practices family medicine in Morristown, New Jersey. (Bruce Aronwald/LinkedIn)
Internet reacts with skepticism to latest report on Trump’s health
Public reaction to Aronwald’s rating was mixed, with doubts about the credibility of the assessment. Social media was buzzing with skepticism, questioning the qualifications and impartiality of Trump’s doctor.
On X, one social media user commented: “About the glowing medical report on Trump. : This guy is a DO in New Jersey. He is not qualified to give such opinions and does not have the education or ability to do cognitive testing. I bet. Mr. Trump continues to drink Diet Coke and fast food.”
Regarding the glowing medical report on Trump. : This guy is a DO in New Jersey. He is not qualified to render such opinions and does not have the training or ability to perform cognitive testing. I bet Mr. Trump still drinks Diet Coke and fast food. pic.twitter.com/hYM8ekKioz
– Betty G O’Hearn 🟦 (@BettyOHearn) November 21, 2023
Another user criticized the content of the health report, saying: “Trump’s doctor reveals health report: ‘Cognitive exams were exceptional.’ » This is NOT a medical diagnosis. It’s almost as if Trump wrote it himself, like he did with his ‘doctor’s letter’ in 2015.”
Trump’s doctor reveals health report: ‘Cognitive tests were exceptional’ https://t.co/qRfliIi2mz
This is NOT a medical diagnosis.
It’s almost as if Trump wrote it himself, like he did with his “doctor’s letter” in 2015.https://t.co/kzKWsavUlc
— Karen J (@KaJo503) November 21, 2023
A third person pointed out previous credibility issues, saying: “The guy who never released his tax returns and lies about his weight and height released a ‘medical report’ and we’re supposed to take it at face value.” serious ? Lol.
The guy who never released his tax returns and lies about his weight and height released a “medical report” and we’re supposed to take it seriously? Lol. https://t.co/DtAiMqgruF
— Chairman of the Noble Committee ®️ (@ProblemModern) November 21, 2023
Another respondent questioned the transparency of the report, saying, “I’m glad Trump is in good health, but does anyone believe his doctor would let us know if there were any concerns.” »
I’m glad Trump is in good health, but does anyone believe his doctor would let us know if there were any concerns? But regardless, he has a lot more energy than #SleelyJoe. And much less than @RonDeSantis!https://t.co/rVQdKLR9SD
— Brian Meyer (@DontBeCancelled) November 20, 2023
Adding to the chorus of skeptics, a fifth user insisted: “I would like to see a medical report from an independent doctor after a real medical exam of Trump. This can’t be good.”
I would like to see a medical report from an independent doctor after a real medical examination on Trump. This can’t be good.
– Jnaz (@Jimntsn2) November 21, 2023
Trump’s Past Controversies Related to Health Assessments
This isn’t the first time Trump’s health assessments have sparked controversy. In 2015, a similar letter from Dr. Harold Bornstein claimed that Trump would be “the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency.”
Bornstein later admitted that Trump had dictated the entire letter, raising concerns about the authenticity of such statements, as reported by NPR.
Additionally, during Trump’s tenure in the White House, then-presidential physician Dr. Ronny Jackson provided a favorable assessment of Trump’s health. Despite Jackson’s praise, Trump’s tenure has faced intense scrutiny.
A Pentagon inspector general report also accused Jackson of inappropriate conduct, including drinking alcohol, making sexual comments and mistreating subordinates, allegations he vehemently denied, NBC reported.
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