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New Book Examines Donald Trump's Health, Age Concerns; White House Responds

Donald Trump, the oldest president in US history, has come under increased scrutiny after turning 80 this year. The president has frequently been seen with swollen ankles and bruises on his hands, though the <span>White House</span> maintains he is in "excellent health."

Several doctors have also raised concerns about Trump's physical and mental health, citing instances where he appeared to fall asleep during White House meetings and international summits, as well as verbal fumbles and slurred speech.

A new book, <em>Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump</em>, claims the president's medical condition is one of the administration's most tightly controlled areas of information. Written by New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman and investigative reporter Jonathan Swan, the book is based on more than 1,000 interviews conducted over three years.

<h2>Book Claims Trump Changed Routine Due to Age</h2>

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According to the authors, Trump struggles with his hearing and began moving meetings from the East Wing to the Oval Office because of better acoustics. The change also allowed him to remain seated during lengthy meetings.

The book says some aides privately felt Trump was "beginning to seem old to them," pointing to "moments of fatigue" and a "cupped hand" behind his ear.

<h2>Questions Over Transparency on Trump's Health</h2>

Speaking to Kaitlan Collins on CNN's <em>The Source</em>, Swan said Trump's health is "very well concealed" from the public.

"I'm not even sure that his most senior aides have a clear picture of his health, about all the aspects of his medical reports," Swan said.

Trump reportedly spent three hours at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on May 26, where he was examined by 22 specialists, compared with 14 doctors during his previous <a href="https://www.healthandme.com/health-news/donald-trumps-health-report-doctors-question-missing-details-white-house-responds-article-154441693" data-type="tilCustomLink">medical check-up</a> 

"We have no indication of who those specialists are or what their specialties are," Swan said. "They haven't released all the imaging results."

According to CNN medical expert Jonathan Reiner, Trump's medical examination by 22 specialists "is an extraordinary number."

But the White House has continued to insist Trump remains sharp and energetic.

<h2>Book Describes Shift in Trump's Schedule</h2>

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According to the Daily Mail, the book claims Trump now prefers seated events, shorter public appearances and staying close to the White House.

The authors describe Trump in his second term as a "homebody," compared with his extensive travel during the 2024 campaign.

"He had never been a big sleeper, but now it seemed to his staff that he was sleeping even less, keeping stranger hours than he had in his first term," the authors wrote.

They added that Trump would often spend the early hours watching television, talking on the phone and posting on Truth Social.

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The White House dismissed the book's claims.

"President Trump's sharpness, unmatched energy, and historic accessibility stand in stark contrast to what we saw during the last administration when Democrats and the legacy media intentionally covered up Joe Biden's serious mental and physical decline from the American people," spokesperson Davis Ingle told the Daily Mail.

"President Trump is the sharpest and most accessible President in American history who is working nonstop to solve problems and deliver on his promises."

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Donald Trump, the oldest president in US history, has come under increased scrutiny after turning 80 this year. The president has frequently been seen with swollen ankles and bruises on his hands, though the White House maintains he is in "excellent health."Several doctors have also raised concerns about Trump's physical and mental health, citing instances where he appeared to fall asleep during White House meetings and international summits, as well as verbal fumbles and slurred speech.A new book, Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, claims the president's medical condition is one of the administration's most tightly controlled areas of information. Written by New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman and investigative reporter Jonathan Swan, the book is based on more than 1,000 interviews conducted over three years.Book Claims Trump Changed Routine Due to AgeAlso read: Did Donald Trump Take Eli Lilly's Weight Loss Drug? What Did White House SayAccording to the authors, Trump struggles with his hearing and began moving meetings from the East Wing to the Oval Office because of better acoustics. The change also allowed him to remain seated during lengthy meetings.The book says some aides privately felt Trump was "beginning to seem old to them," pointing to "moments of fatigue" and a "cupped hand" behind his ear.Questions Over Transparency on Trump's HealthSpeaking to Kaitlan Collins on CNN's The Source, Swan said Trump's health is "very well concealed" from the public."I'm not even sure that his most senior aides have a clear picture of his health, about all the aspects of his medical reports," Swan said.Trump reportedly spent three hours at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on May 26, where he was examined by 22 specialists, compared with 14 doctors during his previous medical check-up "We have no indication of who those specialists are or what their specialties are," Swan said. "They haven't released all the imaging results."According to CNN medical expert Jonathan Reiner, Trump's medical examination by 22 specialists "is an extraordinary number."But the White House has continued to insist Trump remains sharp and energetic.Book Describes Shift in Trump's ScheduleRead More: ‘Sea Or See?’ Donald Trump's Remark Sparks Fresh Cognitive Health SpeculationAccording to the Daily Mail, the book claims Trump now prefers seated events, shorter public appearances and staying close to the White House.The authors describe Trump in his second term as a "homebody," compared with his extensive travel during the 2024 campaign."He had never been a big sleeper, but now it seemed to his staff that he was sleeping even less, keeping stranger hours than he had in his first term," the authors wrote.They added that Trump would often spend the early hours watching television, talking on the phone and posting on Truth Social.White House Rejects the Claims      The White House dismissed the book's claims."President Trump's sharpness, unmatched energy, and historic accessibility stand in stark contrast to what we saw during the last administration when Democrats and the legacy media intentionally covered up Joe Biden's serious mental and physical decline from the American people," spokesperson Davis Ingle told the Daily Mail."President Trump is the sharpest and most accessible President in American history who is working nonstop to solve problems and deliver on his promises."

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