Donald Trump’s recent medical evaluation at Walter Reed hospital confirmed that he is in “excellent” physical and cognitive health, according to the White House. This checkup was his first since beginning his second presidential term, and while it received praise from supporters and medical professionals, it also sparked skepticism among the public.

The evaluation showed that Trump’s heart, lungs, and neurological functions were all in good condition, with a perfect score on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. However, the report acknowledged a scar from a previous assassination attempt and noted ongoing but controlled conditions like high cholesterol and rosacea. Trump’s weight was recorded at 224 pounds, placing him in the “overweight” category, which some online commenters disputed.

Despite criticism regarding his lifestyle, including a fondness for fast food, physicians attributed his fitness to frequent golfing. Medical expert Dr. Mark Siegel praised Trump’s improved blood pressure and cholesterol levels, describing his cognitive function as “strong” and noting that he appears to maintain a health profile closer to someone younger.

While some continue to question the accuracy of the report, it has provided relief to Trump’s team and supporters. The evaluation suggests that, at least on paper, the president is well-prepared to handle the demands of his role, making health transparency a key topic of discussion moving forward.