Trump's Hand Injuries Spark Health Concerns

0:00On April 6, Donald Trump popped up at his golf club after days out of the public eye, rocking band-aids on his right thumb and index finger. Folks spotted some discoloration on the back of his hand, too, which had everyone buzzing about his health again. This comes right after photos from late March showed his hands slathered in cover-up during a swearing and ceremony, plus that sluggish national. Addressed last week, Ray fumbled the teleprompter. The White House chalks it up to all the handshaking he does daily, mixed with his regular dose of 325 mg of aspirin-4. Heart health. They've said similar bruising has popped up before, nothing major. Doctors aren't buying it, though. Experts like Vin Gupta point to erratic speeches, weird social media rants, and signs of dementia worsening over time. They even note the family link, with his dad Fred, diagnosed with Alzheimer's in his 80s. White House staff keep pushing back hard, calling him the sharpest and most energetic leader ever. But these rumors just won't quit as he stays in the spotlight.

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