Bill Clinton, who served from 1993 to 2001, was admitted to Georgetown University Medical Center on Monday evening, as confirmed by his spokesperson Angel Ureña. The hospitalization follows the appearance of a fever, prompting tests and observation. While the statement lacked specific details about his health, media outlets report that he is expected to make a full recovery.
Former President Bill Clinton Hospitalized with Fever: Update on Condition
Former President Bill Clinton Hospitalized with Fever: Update on Condition
Bill Clinton, the 42nd US President, has been hospitalized for fever but is reported to be in stable condition.
Ureña noted Clinton's positive spirits, and a source informed NBC News that there is no urgency in his condition, emphasizing that he is awake and alert. This incident marks the latest health scare for the 78-year-old, who previously faced serious medical issues. In 2021, Clinton underwent a six-day hospital stay due to a blood infection and has a history of heart problems, including a 2004 quadruple bypass surgery and a procedure in 2014 to clear a clogged artery.
In a significant lifestyle change following his health challenges, Clinton adopted a vegan diet, attributing his health improvements to this choice. Active on the campaign trail in support of Vice-President Kamala Harris this election cycle, Clinton also launched his new book, "Citizen: My Life After the White House," last month. As news regarding his hospitalization circulates, many await updates on his recovery and well-being.
In a significant lifestyle change following his health challenges, Clinton adopted a vegan diet, attributing his health improvements to this choice. Active on the campaign trail in support of Vice-President Kamala Harris this election cycle, Clinton also launched his new book, "Citizen: My Life After the White House," last month. As news regarding his hospitalization circulates, many await updates on his recovery and well-being.
