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There’s no indication that Trump’s recent medical exam included a real cognitive test, said American psychiatrist Bandy Lee in an interview with The Insider:
Bandy Lee says she first noticed signs of neurocognitive issues in Donald Trump back in 2017, and that the president’s condition has steadily declined since then. In 2024, the World Mental Health Coalition, which Dr. Lee chairs, issued a statement signed by fifty prominent forensic psychiatrists, neuropsychologists, and dementia experts.
The manifesto, published on Nov. 3, 2024 and titled “Statement on Cognitive Decline in the Presidential Election,” lists the symptoms of Trump’s deterioration: simpler vocabulary, incomplete and incoherent sentences, grammatical mistakes and paraphasias (a speech disorder in which people substitute, rearrange, or distort words), inappropriate or vague statements that lack connection to reality, and “perseveration” — the compulsive repetition of the same thoughts or ideas regardless of context. The statement also notes his growing use of profanity and hate speech, as well as increasingly pronounced signs of “grandiose” narcissism.
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Dr. Lee taught for 17 years at the Yale School of Medicine, authored a textbook on violence prevention, worked on U.S. prison reform, and served as a UN consultant on countering violence against children. Since 2017, she has focused on Trump’s mental health, publishing three books and numerous articles on the subject.
Bandy Lee says she first noticed signs of neurocognitive issues in Donald Trump back in 2017, and that the president’s condition has steadily declined since then. In 2024, the World Mental Health Coalition, which Dr. Lee chairs, issued a statement signed by fifty prominent forensic psychiatrists, neuropsychologists, and dementia experts.
The manifesto, published on Nov. 3, 2024 and titled “Statement on Cognitive Decline in the Presidential Election,” lists the symptoms of Trump’s deterioration: simpler vocabulary, incomplete and incoherent sentences, grammatical mistakes and paraphasias (a speech disorder in which people substitute, rearrange, or distort words), inappropriate or vague statements that lack connection to reality, and “perseveration” — the compulsive repetition of the same thoughts or ideas regardless of context. The statement also notes his growing use of profanity and hate speech, as well as increasingly pronounced signs of “grandiose” narcissism.
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