Recent comments by Dr. Bruce Davidson, a professor at Washington State University, have sparked renewed speculation about the health of 79-year-old former President Donald Trump, suggesting he may have experienced a stroke during his second term. Davidson's observations, shared on The Daily Beast podcast, focused on Trump's slow walking and speech patterns, which he argues could indicate neurological issues. He pointed out instances where Trump appeared to cradle his right hand, a potential sign of weakness, and noted changes in his speech clarity. While Davidson's claims have fueled online discussions, experts caution against diagnosing health conditions based solely on video footage. The White House has consistently rejected these health speculations, asserting Trump's fitness for office, and he recently underwent a routine medical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, which he claimed yielded perfect results. Medical professionals stress that comprehensive evaluations are necessary to accurately diagnose any neurological conditions, as many factors can influence an individual's movement and speech.