Donald Trump has dropped a common hair-loss treatment from his list of publicly disclosed medications—and nobody quite knows why.
Finasteride, an anti-balding drug sold under the brand name Propecia to millions of men in the U.S. each year, has not appeared on any of the president’s medical reports since he retook the White House last January, according to the Washington Post. That includes his latest report, released Friday.
Trump’s aides have declined to say why the medication does not feature on the list or whether its absence means the president is no longer taking it. Side effects can include depression, sexual dysfunction, and, less commonly, enlarged breasts.
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