Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris plans to release her medical report on Saturday, confirming her fitness for the presidency. Her campaign aims to put pressure on her rival, former president Donald Trump, to do the same. The report will highlight Harris's physical and mental resilience, perfect for the job. At 59, Harris is competing against Trump, who at 78, is the oldest presidential nominee in US history.

Trump's refusal to share detailed medical information has raised eyebrows, especially after a series of articles in the New York Times pointed out his lack of transparency. The newspaper also analyzed Trump's speeches, finding them to be longer, more confusing, and vulgar, which experts worry could indicate cognitive changes.

Trump insists he is in excellent health, but his medical reports are vague. In 2023, his doctor declared him in "excellent" health but didn't provide details. Even after a bullet grazed his ear at a rally, the same doctor assured everyone of Trump's well-being. Trump has also boasted about passing a cognitive test but then couldn't remember his doctor's name correctly.

The November election is a close call between Harris and Trump. If Trump wins, he'll be 82 at the end of his second term, raising questions about his ability to handle the presidency at that age.

Kamala Harris's Health Report: Setting the Pace for Transparency

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