Doctors kept close eye on Trump's use of malaria drug
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June 4, 2020
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House medical team kept a close eye on President Donald Trump's heart rhythms, including at least one electrocardiogram, to watch for potential side effects when he took a two-week course of a malaria drug to try to prevent the coronavirus, his doctor reported Wednesday.
"The President completed the regimen safely and without side effects," Dr. Sean Conley wrote in a report on Trump's latest physical and his treatment with hydroxychloroquine.
Overall, Conley said, Trump showed little change in basic health measurements from 16 months ago. On the negative side, he ga...
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