White House's History of Concealing Presidential Health Issues Raises Concerns
The White House has a long history of concealing the health issues of U.S. presidents, a practice that has come under scrutiny once again with President Trump's recent health disclosures. Despite boasting about his health, President Trump has been seen with hand bruises and a neck rash, which the White House attributes to 'extensive handshaking' and a 'preventative skin treatment.' This secrecy is not new; past presidents like Grover Cleveland, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan have also had their health issues hidden from the public. For instance, Cleveland underwent secret surgery for cancer, Wilson's stroke was concealed, and FDR's paralysis was downplayed. These historical precedents highlight a pattern of non-disclosure regarding presidential health. 
