Donald Trump Suggests Junk Food Is Good as Doctors Warn His Weight Is a Major Medical Risk Factor
Doctors say Trump’s 20-plus-pound gain raises blood pressure and heart-strain risks, while White House physicians have urged weight loss and more physical activity.
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Donald Trump Suggests Junk Food Is Good as Doctors Warn His Weight Is a Major Medical Risk Factor
Donald Trump's weight has become a fresh flashpoint in Washington, as doctors warn that the 80-year-old president's apparent 20-plus-pound gain since returning to the White House could be a serious medical risk factor. The concerns centre on Trump's long-documented love of junk food, his recent official weigh-ins, and visible signs such as bruised hands and swollen ankles that have fuelled questions about his overall health. Trump, who is known …
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President Donald Trump’s health is front and center again after reports he’s gained more than 20 pounds since his 2024 campaign for the White House. Trump’s health problems are well-known. They’ve been covered extensively since his return to office in 2025. Now doctors are voicing new concerns about his weight gain. A report in The Washington Post on Sunday said that the pounds he’s put on in just the past couple of years are putting him at a “s…
Donald Trump's weight is causing concern among professionals who believe it could have consequences for his health
US President Donald Trump has made no secret of his love of fast food. But he now weighs over 200 pounds, and doctors say tackling his obesity should be “as high a priority as ensuring the Secret Service protects his life.” While the White House touts Trump’s “brightness, energy and tireless work ethic,” his weight is once again drawing attention.
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