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Trump To Undergo First Physical Exam Of Presidency

Presidents routinely take exams to prove they are fit for service. President Donald Trump will have his on Jan. 12. Meanwhile, the mental health of past Oval Office occupants, as well as the present one, continues to be a subject of discussion.

President Trump will undergo a physical exam on聽Jan. 12聽and the results will be made public by his military physician, Dr. Ronny Jackson, the White House said聽Thursday.聽聽鈥淭he president鈥檚 physical is scheduled for聽Jan. 12聽and Dr. Jackson, the president鈥檚 doctor, will give a readout of the exam after it鈥檚 completed,鈥 the White House said in a statement. (Fabian, 12/28)

So many norms of politics and civic discourse have been shattered in the year that ends this Sunday. And not every smashed convention this year has been the handiwork of President Donald J. Trump. In a book of essays published in October, two dozen psychiatrists and psychologists challenged strictures laid down by their professions' leaders and publicly probed Trump's mental state. "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump" is a recitation of evidence for what they contend is Trump's malignant narcissism, hedonism and sociopathy. (Healy, 12/30)

The president is a "narcissist." He is "paranoid." He is "bipolar."No, not President Trump. These labels were applied to Bill Clinton, Richard Nixon and Theodore Roosevelt, respectively. And the list goes on. John F. Kennedy had psychopathic traits, according to one academic study. And Abraham Lincoln apparently experienced suicidal depression. (Hamilton, 12/23)

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