Rome, 13 Aug. (LaPresse) – “Despite the White House’s reassurances, at various points over the past year the president has not appeared to be in good health.” This is according to Jonathan Reiner, the cardiologist to former US Vice-President Dick Cheney, in an article in the New York Times (NYT) entitled ‘I was Dick Cheney’s cardiologist. Trump doesn’t look well, and we should know why’. “I am not Trump’s doctor and have only examined the documentation made public. But Trump is probably the most photographed US president in history, and various physical ailments are easily visible. He has displayed conspicuous bruises on both hands, swelling in his legs and episodes where he seemed to be struggling to stay awake,” Reiner pointed out. “He has also undergone advanced diagnostic imaging for reasons that are unclear. Once again, the public finds itself wondering whether the nation’s leader is well,” he added. In June, Trump “turned 80 and, by the end of his term, will be the oldest person ever to have held the office of President of the United States,” the cardiologist noted.
US: Cheney’s former cardiologist: “Trump doesn’t seem well; we should find out why”
Rome, 13 Aug. (LaPresse) – “Despite the White House’s reassurances, at various points over the past year the president has not appeared to be in good health.” This is according to Jonathan Reiner, the cardiologist to former US Vice-President Dick Cheney, in an article in the New York Times (NYT) entitled ‘I was Dick Cheney’s cardiologist. Trump doesn’t look well, and we should know why’. “I am not Trump’s doctor and have only examined the documentation made public. But Trump is probably the most photographed US president in history, and various physical ailments are easily visible. He has displayed conspicuous bruises on both hands, swelling in his legs and episodes where he seemed to be struggling to stay awake,” Reiner pointed out. “He has also undergone advanced diagnostic imaging for reasons that are unclear. Once again, the public finds itself wondering whether the nation’s leader is well,” he added. In June, Trump “turned 80 and, by the end of his term, will be the oldest person ever to have held the office of President of the United States,” the cardiologist noted.