BORJA VOCES: Joe Biden is the oldest president in the history of the United States, and that’s why there has been a lot of speculation about his state of health since he arrived at the White House. But what do his medical reports reveal? We go to Andrea León in the Miami studios, who has prepared a full report for us. Andrea, good afternoon; Tell us.
ANDREA LEÓN: That's right Borjita, happy to greet you. And, specifically, I'm telling you that President Joe Biden, who is 79 years old, successfully passed all of his annual medical checkups. In November of last year, his primary physician said that the president was healthy, strong and fit to govern after his last full assessment. He further said that Biden takes three prescription drugs, and two without a prescription daily. Compared to his previous checkup, at the time Biden presented increased walking stiffness due to a mild neuropathy, and a frequent cough caused by gastroesophageal reflux. But, according to the report, none of this poses a real threat to his health. President Biden practices sports five times a week, and is fond of biking. Just over a month ago he had a small accident when he was pedaling with his wife in Delaware, and his foot became entangled in the pedal so he fell to the floor. But he immediately stood up and said that he was fine. Photos and videos of that fall quickly went viral. However, Biden did not receive any medical assistance, and he returned to his duties the next day. Back to you, kids.