In brief
Clinton's spokesperson, Angel Ureña, informed the public via X (formerly Twitter) that the former president is in good spirits while receiving care at Georgetown University Medical Center. Admitted on Monday evening for tests and observation, Clinton's condition has not been disclosed in detail, but reports suggest that recovery is anticipated. A source close to him assured NBC News that the situation is "not urgent," and Clinton remains awake and alert. This incident marks yet another health scare for the 42nd president, who has faced challenges in the past, including serious heart issues and a previous hospitalization in 2021 for a blood infection. Since then, he has embraced a vegan diet, crediting it for his improved health. Recently, he has been active in supporting Vice-President Kamala Harris on the campaign trail and released a new book last month, titled "Citizen: My Life After the White House."
