Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, has been hospitalized with a fever at Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington, DC. A spokesman for Clinton, Angel Ureña, confirmed his admission on Monday evening, emphasizing that the former president is in good spirits and grateful for the care he is receiving. Although Ureña provided limited details regarding Clinton's health status, reports suggest that the situation is not urgent, and he is expected to recover.
Bill Clinton Hospitalized: Former President Admitted for Fever Observation
Bill Clinton Hospitalized: Former President Admitted for Fever Observation
Former President Clinton is under observation at Georgetown University Medical Center due to fever; his condition reportedly stable.
Close sources indicated to NBC News that Clinton, 78, remains awake and alert following his admission for tests and monitoring. This hospitalization marks another chapter in Clinton's ongoing health challenges, including a significant blood infection requiring a six-day hospital stay in California in 2021. Previously, he underwent a quadruple bypass surgery in 2004 after being diagnosed with extensive heart disease, followed by another surgical procedure for a clogged artery in 2014.
In response to his heart issues, Clinton adopted a vegan lifestyle, claiming that it has immensely improved his health. “I might not be around if I hadn't become a vegan. It's great,” he expressed in a 2016 interview with Politico. Despite these health concerns, Clinton has remained engaged in public life, recently supporting Vice-President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign and releasing his memoir, "Citizen: My Life After the White House."
As of now, both fans and political observers are hoping for a swift recovery for the former leader, who has made significant contributions to American politics and continues to inspire many.
In response to his heart issues, Clinton adopted a vegan lifestyle, claiming that it has immensely improved his health. “I might not be around if I hadn't become a vegan. It's great,” he expressed in a 2016 interview with Politico. Despite these health concerns, Clinton has remained engaged in public life, recently supporting Vice-President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign and releasing his memoir, "Citizen: My Life After the White House."
As of now, both fans and political observers are hoping for a swift recovery for the former leader, who has made significant contributions to American politics and continues to inspire many.
