US President Donald Trump says he has seen a “mystery” drug that can bring people back to life. In remarks reported by The West Australian and PerthNow, Trump claims that someone who was declared dead was treated with the drug after receiving “the last rites.” He says the person then “became better.” Both outlets present the same anecdote, including Trump’s description of family members reacting at the time, with “kids are crying” and the person being “gone,” before improving after the drug was administered. The reports do not provide independent verification of the claim or specific medical details about the drug, the conditions of the patient, or any supporting evidence such as trial results. The accounts focus on Trump’s statement and the narrative he shares publicly, rather than on documented outcomes or scientific context. The outlets therefore repeat the claim as Trump’s assertion, without adding confirmed information.
Trump claims a drug can revive people, citing an anecdote
US President Donald Trump says he has seen a “mystery” drug that can bring people back to life. In remarks reported by The West Australian and PerthNow, Trump claims that someone who was declared dead...
- Both outlets report Donald Trump making a claim that a drug can reverse death.
- Trump says a person who received “last rites” was later described as improving after starting the drug.
- The reports present the account as an anecdote, without providing verifiable medical evidence.
- No drug name, dosing information, or details of clinical testing are included in the reported summaries.
‘We’ve taken people that were dead. We had a person given the last rites — gone, the kids are crying and everything — and started them on this drug. And the person became better. It works.’
21 hours ago‘We’ve taken people that were dead. We had a person given the last rites — gone, the kids are crying and everything — and started them on this drug. And the person became better. It works.’
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