Bruise on Trump’s hand draws attention again at Davos

Stain on Trump’s hand visible during the “Peace Council” meeting at the World Economic Forum, in Davos, on January 22, 2026 FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP A purple stain reappeared on the hand of US President Donald Trump, during a public appearance this Thursday (22). ✅ Follow g1’s international news channel on WhatsApp The bruise was seen while Trump attended the meeting of his “Peace Council” in Davos, Switzerland. Spots on the Republican’s skin, particularly on his hands, have been seen since at least July 2025 — and raise suspicions about health problems and treatments he may be undergoing. In an interview published by the “Wall Street Journal” on January 1, however, Trump stated that his health is “perfect.” According to him, the spots are the result of taking aspirin, in much higher doses than recommended by doctors. Trump launches ‘Peace Council’ at the World Economic Forum in Davos “I don’t want thick blood to circulate in my heart,” he said. The painkiller is known to fluidize the blood, making it less thick. Use without medical advice, however, can cause serious side effects, such as internal bleeding. Trump said he uses makeup and bandages to hide the bruises. The president also told the “WSJ” that he suffered a cut on his hand after Attorney General Pam Bondi accidentally hit him with a ring. Trump bases much of his political image on projecting vigor, in contrast to Joe Biden, his predecessor. However, in recent months, the president’s health has been the focus of attention. Observers point to persistent bruises on his right hand, swollen ankles and difficulty keeping his eyes open at public events.

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