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Presidential candidates need cognitive exams: Ex-White House doctor | The Hill
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5:26Now PlayingFormer White House physician Dr. Jeffrey Kuhlman tells "The Hill on NewsNation" he believes annual cognitive assessment should start at age 70 for presidents, vice presidents and candidates for those positions. He also advocates for an age-limit to hold these high offices. Kuhlman worked with former Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama during his 13-year tenure in the White House.
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