Donald Trump is facing fresh scrutiny after a key hair-loss drug he has reportedly taken for years vanished from his latest White House medical report, prompting warnings from experts that the medication's links to depression and intimacy problems could have serious implications for the 79-year-old President's health and fitness to govern.
Trump's health disclosures have long been a battleground. His first presidential run in 2015 was accompanied by an infamous, gushing note from his then-personal physician Harold Bornstein, who claimed Trump would be the 'healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency.' Bornstein later admitted in 2018 that Trump had 'dictated that whole letter,' confirming what many had suspected about the theatrical way his medical status was being sold to voters rather than clinically described.
