said Joshua Simmons, MD HarrisIn a note he distributed The white house Harris’ most recent physical examination, in April, came back with “normal” results and showed that she has an active lifestyle and follows “Diet “Very healthy” despite her busy schedule.
Simmons added that the examination also showed that Harris was suffering from sensitive She suffers from seasonal urticaria and intermittent skin urticaria, and she does not smoke or drink Alcohol moderately.
He continued, “Harris has the physical and mental ability to successfully carry out the duties of the presidency, including the office of president and commander in chief.”
Harris (59 years old) is competing. Trump (78 years old) for the presidency of the United States.
According to one of Harris’s aides, the medical information revealed on Saturday is intended to highlight Trump’s refusal to do so.
Harris said Trump’s reluctance to provide detailed medical reports is the latest example of his lack of transparency.
“I think it’s clear that his team, at least, doesn’t want the American people to see everything about him,” she told reporters before boarding the plane to North Carolina.
For his part, Stephen Cheung, Trump campaign communications director, said in a statement that Trump voluntarily released updates from his personal physician in addition to detailed reports from Dr. Ronnie Jackson, who treated him after the first assassination attempt.
He stressed that “everyone has concluded that he is in perfect and excellent health to assume the position of Supreme Commander.”
The Harris campaign is keen to highlight the former president’s age since he became the oldest candidate in the race after the president stepped down Joe Biden (81 years old) stopped running for office after a poor performance in a debate against Trump.
Harris’ campaign hopes that highlighting the contrast between her relative youth and presence of mind with Trump’s older age and tendency to evasion, as well as the differences in transparency between the two, will help her convince voters who have not yet settled on a candidate that she is better suited for the job.
