Trump talked about his way of dealing with depression

On April 18, US President Donald Trump said that there was not enough time for depression in the highest government post.

"I don't have time for depression. You know, if you stay busy enough, it can work too. That's what I'm doing," Trump said during the signing of the law on the use of psychotropic drugs for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder in the military.

The head of the White House also called the decision important, noting that some medications help reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety by 80-90%.

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On January 1, Trump admitted that he takes a daily dose of aspirin higher than recommended by doctors for preventive blood thinning. He explained that this was his personal preventive measure.