Donald Trump health fears from 'death' rumours to mystery lumps and scabs

Donald Trump health fears from 'death' rumours to mystery lumps and scabsDonald Trump has faced a slew of concerning health issues in recent months, from mystery lumps to discoloured hands and skin flare-upsCommentsNewsJulia Banim Audience Writer, Ellie Fry Assistant Head of Features (Audience) and Rosaleen Fenton Deputy Head of Audience07:57, 05 Apr 2026Updated 08:00, 05 Apr 2026View 7 ImagesTrump's spokesman denied claims that the President was in hospital(Image: World Economic Forum / Avalon)Despite the White House insisting he has been working non-stop, the 79-year-old President is facing a fresh wave of speculation about his health.‌Rumours about his well-being were sparked yesterday after the White House announced just after 11am that President Trump wouldn't be making any public appearances for the reminder of the day.‌It was an unexpected move, with the 79-year-old often seen golfing at Mar-a-Lago, and one that left a lot of observers questioning the official narrative, with claims that he was undergoing treatment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.‌In a bid to quell concern, Trump's spokesman, Steven Cheung, posted on X: "There has never been a President who has worked harder for the American people than President Trump. On this Easter weekend, he has been working nonstop in the White House and Oval Office. God Bless him."In March, photographs of Donald Trump also sparked speculation after the president was observed with unsightly scabs on his neck during a Medal of Honour ceremony at the White House. The dark discolouration extended across a substantial area of skin, adding another complaint to POTUS' catalogue of health mysteries.READ MORE: White House denies Trump hospitalisation rumours as health fears skyrocketRunning over 40 minutes late, he once more exhibited discoloured hands while presenting awards to military personnel. At the time, White House physician Sean Barbabella stated: "President...