Read The Times’s Letter to the Trump Campaign

exam was very good.” But that exam also noted very high LDL numbers and said he would recommend higher dosage of Crestor.

• Did President Trump take the higher dose of the cholesterol medicine, and if so, did that seem to lower his cholesterol numbers?

• Please release a current lipid panel for the former president, including his current cholesterol levels.

Has the former president had any other cardiovascular issues since 2018, including stroke, evidence of atrial fibrillation. If so, what are they and is he being treated?

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2. Skin Cancer

Dr. Aronwald reported that the former president’s “cancer screening tests are all negative.” In 2018, Dr. Jackson said that there was “no evidence of melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, or any other significant dermatologic disease.”

• Has President Trump had any skin lesions removed and biopsied? If so, what were the results of the biopsies and was there any treatment that followed?

• Has there been any indication of other kinds of cancer? If so, what were they?

3. Osteoarthritis

Dr. Jackson’s letter in 2018 provided only limited information about the former president’s skeletal system, saying that it was “normal throughout. Full range of motion in all joints.” Dr. Aronwald said nothing about whether President Trump is experiencing any symptoms of arthritis common in people his age.

• Has the former president experienced any symptoms of arthritis, including stiffness or pain in his joints?

• If so, is he taking any medication, including topical treatments, for the symptoms?

4. Weight

In 2018, Dr. Jackson listed President Trump’s weight as 239 pounds. When he was booked in connection with charges in Georgia, the former president listed his weight