US President Donald Trump's health is under scrutiny after a physical therapist claimed he appeared to suffer a 'stroke-like event' during a live Oval Office press briefing.
Adam James, a physical therapist with 14 years of experience, pointed to several physical signs he said were consistent with a stroke, including Trump's posture, speech issues, and jaw movement.
James noted that Trump had been largely absent from public view for six days before the briefing and suggested that he may have suffered a stroke and been trying to recover enough to go back on camera.
However, it has never been officially confirmed that Trump has experienced a stroke, dementia, or any other neurological condition.
Separately, a report by the Washington Post highlighted that finasteride, a medication commonly used to treat hair loss, is no longer on Trump's publicly disclosed medication list, raising concerns about transparency.
