• Trump's latest physical exam results show he is in "excellent health."
• Physician confirms Trump's weight is down 20 pounds since 2020 to 224 pounds.
• The President scored 30 out of 30 on a cognitive assessment test.
• No significant health concerns were noted, besides minor skin issues and scarring from a past gunshot wound.
• Trump's daily activities include frequent golfing and public appearances, contributing to his active lifestyle.

President Trump has been declared "fully fit" to serve as the Commander-in-Chief, according to a detailed report from White House physician Capt. Sean Barbabella, released following Trump's annual physical examination on Friday. The report states that Trump exhibits "excellent cognitive and physical health" and is "fully fit" to perform the duties of his office, noting his "robust cardiac, pulmonary, neurological and general physical function," thanks to his active lifestyle, which includes "frequent victories in golf events" according to Forbes.

The report details that Trump weighs 224 pounds, a reduction of 20 pounds since his last physical in 2020, and such weight loss has contributed positively to his overall health. His blood pressure reads at 128 over 74, categorized as elevated, but manageable with lifestyle changes. Trump's cholesterol levels have also improved, currently at an optimal range thanks to medications like rosuvastatin and ezetimibe, which are meant to help control cholesterol levels according to CBS News.

During the extensive assessment, Trump undertook a series of neurological exams including the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, where he reportedly scored a perfect 30 out of 30, a remark he highlighted in conversations with reporters following the exam. Barbabella noted that Trump "felt in very good shape," and his cognitive and psychological screenings for depression and anxiety scores fell within normal ranges, as stated in the report from HuffPost.

Some minor health concerns were noted, including scarring on Trump's right ear from a gunshot wound sustained in a July assassination attempt, alongside minor sun damage to the skin. However, these do not impede his overall fitness. The report emphasizes that Trump's lifestyle, filled with public appearances and interactions, contributes to his vitality and status as the oldest U.S. president at the age of 78, soon to turn 79 in June, according to BBC.

Barbabella's comprehensive evaluation included consultations with specialists and aims to maintain transparency about the health of America's senior political leader. This physical serves as a follow-up to the president's medical history, and the release of the report follows previous scrutiny regarding transparency on Trump's health since he first took office, stating the importance of keeping the public informed, as noted by NPR.