Trump Blames Bruises on Aspirin, Denies Nodding Off in Meetings
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President Donald Trump says large bruises on his hand were caused by aspirin. He also denied falling asleep during public meetings.
The statements came in a Wall Street Journal interview published Thursday. Trump was defending his health.
The 79-year-old president, the oldest to assume the office, told the newspaper “my health is perfect.” He expressed frustration with ongoing scrutiny of his condition.
In the same interview, Trump corrected a previous claim. He said he received a CAT scan in October, not a longer MRI scan as he had stated before. A CAT scan is a faster type of medical imaging.