Trump’s latest medical report doesn’t list drug he’s taken for years, raising questions
Experts said the omission of finasteride, a hair-loss drug linked to PSA changes, leaves questions about what the president’s report disclosed.
- On Friday, May 29, 2026, the White House released a three-page health report on President Donald Trump declaring him in "excellent health" while omitting finasteride, a hair-loss medication he used during his first term.
- Former physicians Dr. Harold Bornstein and Congressman Ronny Jackson confirmed Trump took the 1-milligram drug daily during his first administration, but the medication has disappeared from his medical records since his return to office in January 2025.
- CNN medical analyst Dr. Jonathan Reiner noted Trump's prostate-specific antigen levels rose tenfold from 0.1 to 1.0, asking, "Did he stop taking the drug, or is he still taking it and now there's something going on with his prostate?"
- Columbia University bioethicist Robert Klitzman stated the lack of transparency "raises significant questions of what else is possibly not being revealed," noting finasteride is also linked to an increased risk of depression.
- Scrutiny continues regarding the 80-year-old president's health, including visible bruising and fatigue, as the White House maintains the report reflects all clinically relevant information and is not obligated to reveal every medication.
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New Trump Health Data Makes Top Doctor Ask 'What's Going On With His Prostate?'
The Washington Post reported Thursday that Trump has long taken a drug for hair loss called finasteride. It's no longer listed on his medical records. Another major finding is that his prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test exploded tenfold over the last year.It's prompting Dr. Jonathan Reiner, professor of medicine and surgery and CNN medical analyst, to raise questions.The hair loss drug Trump took, commonly known as Propecia, is used by million…
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In Trump's current medical reports, Finasterid no longer appears. His doctors used it routinely, according to his own statements. An analysis.
White House Accused Of Concealing Trump’s Medical History After Truth About Hair-Loss Treatment Discovered
On Friday, May 29, the White House released a three-page health report on US President Donald Trump, stating he is in “excellent health” and listing his current medications. The president underwent a full-body evaluation at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, on May 26. Experts have pointed out that the new report and all previous ones since Trump’s return to office in January 2025 have not mentioned a hair-loss p…
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