President Trump Transferred to Walter Reed After COVID-19 Diagnosis
President Trump stays at Walter Reed Medical Center for the next few days after testing positive for COVID-19 and developing a fever. Several top Capitol Hill figures also announce positive tests as the virus spreads through high-level government circles.
President Trump stays at Walter Reed Medical Center for the next few days after receiving a positive COVID-19 diagnosis. A source reveals that the President experiences a fever since this morning, prompting doctors to move him from the White House to the hospital for close monitoring and treatment.
As part of his medical care, Trump receives a dose of an experimental antibody treatment made by the pharmaceutical company Regeneron. A memo from the President's physician confirms the administration of this investigational drug, which aims to help the body fight off the viral infection.
The virus continues to spread among high-ranking government officials, with several prominent Capitol Hill figures also testing positive. Notable individuals who contract the virus include former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, as well as Republican Senators Tom Tillis and Mike Lee.