Trump doit subir un examen médical de routine au Walter Reed

Le président Donald Trump doit subir un examen médical et dentaire annuel de routine au centre médical militaire national Walter Reed ce mardi.

Il s'agit du troisième déplacement de Trump dans cet établissement en 13 mois. La Maison-Blanche a qualifié ce rendez-vous de soins de santé préventifs réguliers et l'avait annoncé deux semaines auparavant. Trump, qui aura 80 ans en juin, demeure la personne la plus âgée à avoir été investie dans ses fonctions de président.

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