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Trump says he had 'perfect' MRI at Walter Reed hospital

Trump says he had 'perfect' MRI at Walter Reed hospital

The article reports that President Donald Trump claimed he had a "perfect" MRI scan during his recent medical visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Trump's doctor had previously stated that the president was in "exceptional" health following the visit. The article does not provide additional details about the specifics of Trump's medical examination or the findings of the MRI scan. It simply relays Trump's own assessment that the MRI was "perfect," without verifying or commenting on the accuracy of this claim. The article is concise and focused, presenting the key facts without injecting any overt bias. It leaves readers to draw their own conclusions about the significance and implications of Trump's statement regarding his medical condition.

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