Hillary Clinton has been diagnosed with pneumonia

Hours after Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party nominee for the presidential election, left the 9/11 memorial ceremony due to 'heat exhaustion', her doctor announced the diagnosis of pneumonia. Ms. Clinton has canceled her campaign events for the next two days. Clinton's campaign stated that she was present for 90 minutes at 'Ground Zero' (the site of the attacks on the World Trade Center) in New York, where she met with several relatives of the victims of the attacks; 'during the ceremony, she felt heat exhaustion, and as a result, she left the venue and went to her daughter's home.' The campaign then added that 'she is feeling much better now.' Reports indicate that Ms. Clinton's illness and pneumonia are likely to become targets of attacks and criticisms from Donald Trump, her Republican rival, in the coming days. The health and physical condition of Hillary Clinton have previously been the subject of attacks and criticisms from Mr. Trump. In recent months, the Republican rival has attempted to draw public attention to Ms. Clinton's health status. In a tweet from him in August, Trump stated that he was willing to release a report on his health and asked that his rival do the same. Clinton's campaign has now released a statement from Dr. Lisa Bardack, her treating physician. Dr. Bardack stated in this statement that she was 'coughing due to sensitivity. On Friday, after her persistent coughing, examinations revealed that she has pneumonia.' The treating physician for the Democratic nominee says that antibiotics have been prescribed for Ms. Clinton, and she has been advised to rest for a while and adjust her schedule: 'I have examined her, she has returned to adequate hydration and is doing well in treatment.' One of the aides in Hillary Clinton's campaign said that the illness was diagnosed at her home in Chappaqua, north of New York State.