Age at
Inauguration |
President |
Inauguration
Year |
Significant Medical Events During Term |
| 78.6 |
Trump (II) |
2025 |
Systemic amyloidosis (?)
Heart failure
Excessive daytime somnolence
Personality disorder |
| 78.2 |
Biden |
2021 |
Undiagnosed metastatic prostate cancer
Cognitive decline
Parkinsonism (?) |
| 73 |
Reagan (II) |
1985 |
Colon cancer (Duke's B), treated surgically with right hemicolectomy.
Benign prostatic enlargement treated with surgery.
Dementia (?). |
| 70 |
Trump (I) |
2017 |
Personality disorder
Hospitalized with Covid-19 pneumonia |
| 69 |
Reagan (I) |
1981 |
Life-threatening hemorrhage after gunshot to chest.
6-month recovery, residual breathless upon exertion.
Hearing aids.
Slippage of previously near-photographic memory. |
| 68 |
Harrison, W |
1841 |
Died of pneumonia after one month in office. |
| 66 |
Eisenhower (II) |
1957 |
Stroke, despite taking anti-coagulant medication. |
| 66 |
Jackson (II) |
1833 |
-nothing- |
| 65 |
Buchanan |
1857 |
Dysentery, ill for weeks.
Depression as union fractured (?). |
| 64 |
Truman (II) |
1949 |
-nothing- |
| 64 |
Bush, GHW |
1989 |
Atrial fibrillation.
Graves disease treated with radiation.
Japanese vomit incident.
Adverse reaction to Halcion (?). |
| 64 |
Taylor |
1847 |
Died after a 5-day diarrheal illness. |
| 62 |
Roosevelt, F (IV) |
1945 |
Died after hemorrhage into brain.
Probable malignant melanoma.
Heart failure (hypertensive, congestive), treated with medication.
Anorexia and weight loss, prompting medication changes.
Intentional deception of electorate. |
| 62 |
Monroe (II) |
1857 |
Near death after seizure; recovered. |
| 62 |
Eisenhower (I) |
1953 |
Crohn disease of terminal ileum.
Anterior-wall myocardial infarction (heart attack).
Bowel obstruction requiring urgent surgerical operation. |
