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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Politics
Mathew Erpansizo

Donald Trump's Conduct May Involve Medication and Removed Guardrails, Geriatric Neurologist Suggests

Dr Germaine Odenheimer suggested medication and fewer political constraints could affect Donald Trump's behaviour, without establishing any diagnosis (Credit: The White House)

Donald Trump's shifting behaviour may be linked to medication and the removal of political 'guardrails', a leading geriatric neurologist has suggested.

Geriatric neurologist Dr Germaine Odenheimer told Dr Steven Hassan's podcast on Monday that a combination of medication and fewer constraints on Donald Trump could be contributing to changes in the former president's behaviour.

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