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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt chalked up the president’s bruised hands to his ‘hard work’ and numerous hand shakes

US President Donald Trump was seen covering his left hand with a glove, fuelling intense discussion about his health as experts weigh in on visible bruises and official explanations.

The UK government recently added aspirin to its export ban list to protect supplies

Long-term treatment with low-dose 75mg aspirin has an antiplatelet effect, meaning it can stop blood clots developing and help prevent heart attacks.

President Trump's persistently bruised hands, visible in multiple public appearances and explained by Trump himself as a side-effect of a high aspirin dose, are prompting fresh concerns and a mix of medical opinion, public speculation, and official explanations about his health at age 79.

President Donald Trump's use of makeup to conceal a persistent hand bruise — linked to his high-dose aspirin regimen — has reignited public questions about his health and transparency.

Donald Trump is once again plagued with health concerns following his recent speech at Mar-a-Lago after the arrest of Venezuela's President Maduro.

Cardiologist Eleanor Levin warns that President Trump's daily 325mg aspirin dose is unnecessary, as lower doses provide equal heart protection with significantly less risk of bleeding.

Trump reveals he ignores doctors' advice on aspirin and regrets taking heart scans that fueled health speculations.