U.S. President Donald Trump, 79, has publicly addressed concerns about his health following reports of napping during meetings, hearing difficulties, and visible bruising. In an interview, Trump clarified that he underwent a CT scan, not an MRI, during a recent hospital visit, emphasizing that the results showed no abnormalities. The White House and Trump's physician stated the imaging was routine and preventive, with the president's health described as optimal for his age. Trump attributed bruising to frequent handshakes and aspirin use, dismissed claims of falling asleep in meetings, and insisted his energy levels remain high, crediting his genetics.