Trump Health Concerns Renewed After Psychologist Cites Dementia Signs

Fresh concerns about Donald Trump’s health have emerged after a psychologist publicly suggested the former president may be showing signs of Alzheimer’s-type dementia, according to multiple reports published over the weekend.

The Daily Express reported on Saturday that fears over Trump’s condition have intensified following the psychologist’s warning, which described his symptoms as “getting worse.” The claims were echoed by the International Business Times UK, which noted the psychologist said Trump displayed “involuntary spasms” during recent rallies and exhibited behavior consistent with early-stage dementia.

The renewed speculation follows comments from journalist Dina Doll, who told The Sunday Guardian that Trump’s “cognitive decline is showing.” A CNN host made a similar observation, according to the Irish Star, expressing concern that the former president’s mental sharpness appears to be slipping.

Additional reports from the Hindustan Times pointed to a photograph of Trump with his eyes closed, which sparked online worry about his overall health. Commenters noted that he “doesn’t look healthy” in the image, though no medical confirmation has been provided.

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None of the outlets cited any official medical evaluation or diagnosis. The assessments come from observers and commentators analyzing Trump’s public appearances, rather than from licensed professionals who have examined him directly.

Trump has not responded publicly to the latest claims, and his team has not issued a statement addressing the psychologist’s remarks or the photo-based speculation.

As the 2026 midterm campaign season heats up, Trump’s public schedule is expected to remain busy, meaning his appearances will likely continue to draw scrutiny from both supporters and critics watching for any signs of decline.