Hillary Clinton's doctor, the Democratic nominee for the upcoming U.S. elections, states that she has no specific health issues apart from pneumonia, which she is being treated for, and is capable of leading the country. Donald Trump's campaign also claims that the Republican nominee is in 'excellent condition.' Following the announcement of Mrs. Clinton's pneumonia diagnosis, attention has turned to the health status of the candidates in the U.S. presidential election. Both candidates from the main rival parties have stated they will provide their health reports. In any case, this topic has remained at the forefront of election news in recent days. Dr. Lisa Bardack, Hillary Clinton's physician, says she is currently being treated for non-contagious pneumonia caused by bacteria. In her note regarding Clinton's condition, Dr. Bardack stated, 'Her treatment process with antibiotics is progressing well. She remains healthy and fit to serve as President of the United States.' Bacterial pneumonia is treatable with antibiotics, but treatment methods for viral pneumonia differ. Donald Trump also appeared on 'The Dr. Oz Show' in New York, a television program hosted by Dr. Mehmet Oz, a surgeon and heart specialist. Trump's segment is scheduled to air on Thursday. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a senior advisor to the Republican nominee's campaign, also stated that apart from being slightly overweight, he is in excellent physical condition. Dr. Bardack noted that Clinton's cholesterol and blood pressure levels are normal. Her mammogram shows no issues, and her heart is not diseased. Clinton has been taking medication for hypothyroidism for a long time, and according to Dr. Bardack, this issue is currently stable. Additionally, she takes blood thinners due to a blood clot diagnosed in her head in 2012. In 2012, Clinton, who was at the end of her tenure as Secretary of State, was treated for a blood clot. Dr. Bardack had previously released a health report on the Democratic nominee in 2015. Donald Trump's campaign also released a note from his personal physician in 2015, stating that the Republican nominee is 'astonishingly [in] excellent [condition].' However, this note did not mention any specifics regarding medications or particular treatments. Hillary Clinton, born in October 1947, is 68 years old. Donald Trump, born in June, is two years older than Clinton. Tim Kaine, Clinton's running mate, is 58 years old, and Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, is 57 years old.
Doctors of Clinton and Trump Provide Health Reports
Hillary Clinton's doctor reports she is recovering from pneumonia and is fit to lead, while Donald Trump's campaign claims he is in excellent health. Both candidates are under scrutiny regarding their health as the U.S. presidential election approaches, highlighting the importance of health in political campaigns.
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📰 What Happened
Hillary Clinton's doctor reported that she is recovering from pneumonia and is fit to lead, while Donald Trump's campaign claims he is in excellent health. Both candidates are facing scrutiny regarding their health as the U.S. presidential election approaches.
- Clinton is being treated for non-contagious pneumonia and has a history of health issues including a blood clot.
- Trump's health report lacks specific details but claims he is in excellent condition.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
In U.S. elections, candidate health is scrutinized as it relates to their ability to serve effectively. Previous health issues can raise concerns among voters.
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