Medical Examiner There’s no medical test that can tell us if a person is fit to continue their job. It’s more complicated than that. By Jeremy Samuel Faust July 12, 202410:08 AM With President Joe Biden’s debate and subsequent interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos on everyone’s mind, some attention has shifted to a man who might have profound insight into his overall condition and whether he remains fit to serve: White House physician Kevin O’Connor. O’Connor has implicitly cosigned the view that Biden is capable of the job. In February, he released a routine summary of Biden’s health, which noted that he has sleep apnea, a common and easily treated condition, as well as some other conditions, including atrial fibrillation and peripheral neuropathy (the latter of which probably affects his steadiness walking but is not particularly concerning). This week, O’Connor published a letter in response to murmurs that a “Parkinson’s expert” has been making extra visits to the White House....
