Donald Trump says the US is developing medicine ‘to bring people back to life’ | US | News

Donald Trump claimed that the US was trying to discover a drug that could bring people back to life.

Trump stated that the drug was tested and gave positive results.

“We know that the medicine works without waiting for many years because we received people who died. There was a person to whom we gave his final rights and he left.

“The children were crying and so on, and when I gave them this medicine, the person got better.

“It works. You know, some of it doesn’t work, but you learn really fast. It’s called the ultimate test.”

But the US president avoided ant details, providing no clinical data or the specific name of the substance.

He attributed the successes to the Right to Try Act, a policy that allows terminally ill patients to access experimental treatments.

The law was passed during his first administration.

Unsurprisingly, medical experts and critics responded to the claims with significant skepticism.

This story was allegedly exaggerated from seriously ill patients rather than clinically dead patients, and professionals stated that the drug did not exist.

Following the conference, there was a reaction from the medical world due to the introduction of ‘fake drugs’.

The announcement comes as the U.S. government shifts public health funding to begin cutting programs for FDA-approved life-saving treatments like Narcan.

Medical experts also emphasized that federal support for proven death-prevention tools (such as fentanyl test strips) is prohibited.

Outside the medical world, Trump’s claims were further criticized, with his statements being likened to a movie script.

Many surprised listeners understandably thought the anonymous drug in question was fake.