United States President Donald Trump has said he will make public the results of the MRI scan he received in October, describing the outcome as “perfect” while speaking to reporters during his return trip to Washington from Florida. His remarks came amid growing curiosity about the purpose of the test, which was conducted as part of the president’s annual medical evaluation.
The White House has avoided disclosing why the MRI was performed or which part of the body was examined. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has maintained that the scan formed part of Trump’s routine physical at Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre and affirmed that the results confirmed he remains in “exceptional physical health.”
Trump also insisted that he does not know which area of the body the MRI targeted, dismissing speculation by saying it “wasn’t the brain” and pointing to the cognitive test he says he “aced.”
