The latest medical update on US President Donald Trump has raised eyebrows as it reveals his body mass index (BMI) is at 29.7, approaching the obesity threshold of 30. Despite this, his physician, Dr. Sean Barbabella, asserts that Trump, now weighing 238 pounds—up 14 pounds from his last check-up in April 2025—remains in 'excellent health' and is 'fully fit' for his presidential duties. The report covers various aspects of Trump's health, including cardiovascular, pulmonary, and neurological assessments, and highlights his active schedule, which includes numerous public engagements and physical activities. Additionally, the report addresses concerns regarding bruising on Trump's hands, linking it to frequent handshaking and aspirin therapy. It also mentions his chronic venous insufficiency diagnosis, noting slight swelling in his legs but improvements compared to earlier evaluations. While health organizations link obesity to various health risks, BMI is just one factor in assessing overall health.