Trump exists cognitive test: All answers correctly - what now?

Trump exists cognitive test: All answers correctly - what now?

Vienna, Österreich - Donald Trump recently completed a cognitive test as part of a routine health check and stated that he had answered all the answers correctly. This information was published by vienna.at . Trump, who turns 79 in June, also emphasized that he wanted to design the test differently than his rival Joe Biden, who had rejected such a test in the past. However, Trump did not provide details about the specific test and the results, although he announced that the full report would be published on Sunday.

Again and again the health constitution of politicians aged Trump and bidges is publicly discussed. Trump described himself as a "mentally very stable genius" and refers to his positive test results in the past. Even during his first term, he was confronted with speculation about his state of mind. In January 2018, Trump passed a cognitive test for the early detection of Alzheimer's and dementia with the maximum number of 30 points.

cognitive fitness in the election campaign

In the context of the upcoming US presidential election campaign, mental fitness of both candidates is increasingly becoming the focus. Due to their advanced age, both bids and Trump are under pressure to demonstrate their cognitive performance. Biden is the oldest president in American history; In the event of a re -election, Trump would be the second oldest president.

In an interview with "ABC News", Biden rejected the need for a cognitive test and instead referred to regular medical checks of his fitness. However, politicians such as Senator Lindsey Graham and MP Adam Schiff asked both candidates to undergo these tests in order to offer voters transparency regarding their cognitive skills. The famous Montreal Cognitive Assessment (Moca) is a common test in this area.

health and fitness in old age

The discussion about cognitive tests goes beyond the political arena. According to Psychology uzh , aerobes training can not only improve cardiovascular fitness, but also the cognitive skills of older people. Physically active seniors often show better coordination and improved auditory attention, which can be evaluated as an indication of a positive connection between physical fitness and cognitive performance.

While the US Preventive Services Task Force does not recommend regular cognitive tests for all over 65-year-olds, the American Academy of Neurology supports annual screenings for early detection of potential cognitive difficulties. In the political discussion, the necessity of such tests is still being debated for both bidges and Trump.