Concerns about President Trump’s health have emerged due to a visible bruise on his hand and a diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a condition affecting leg circulation, noted before his 79th birthday. As the oldest president to take office at 78, Trump’s condition has raised questions. Vice President JD Vance, 41, told USA Today that Trump is in “excellent health” and “high spirits,” often outworking younger staff. Vance expressed confidence in Trump’s ability to complete his term but said his 200 days as VP have prepared him to step in if needed, calling it “unmatched preparation.” His comments sparked varied reactions, with some calling them “peculiar” or “ominous” on social media. White House physician Sean Barbabella confirmed Trump’s good health and capability as Commander-in-Chief.
