Trump's Health Check Raises Questions

Trump's health has been a hot topic lately. His recent medical check-up has left many people curious. The White House shared some details, but not enough to satisfy everyone's questions. The president's doctor mentioned "advanced imaging" was part of the exam. This could mean different things, like CT scans, MRIs, or nuclear scans. But when asked for specifics, the White House press secretary didn't have clear answers. Trump has had two check-ups this year. His hands and ankles have looked bruised and swollen. Doctors say he has a condition called Chronic Venous Insufficiency. This makes it hard for blood to flow back to the heart. It's not life-threatening, but it can get worse with age and bad eating habits. Trump says he's in great shape. He even bragged about scoring perfectly on a cognitive test earlier this year. But his latest check-up didn't include any cognitive test results. Some people think the public isn't getting the full story. A former professor named Dr. John Gartner has spoken out. He says Trump's speeches and behavior show signs of cognitive decline. He's worried about the risks, especially since Trump has access to nuclear codes. Gartner thinks Trump is focusing on small things, like the White House ballroom and his notes.