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Clinton to release more medical information this week, campaign says

Clinton to release more medical information this week, campaign says

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton climbs into a vehicle outside the apartment of her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, in New York on Sept. 11 after she left a 9/11 ceremony because she felt "overheated." (Brian Snyder/Reuters)Hillary Clinton's campaign will release additional medical records this week, a campaign aide said, bowing to growing criticism about how the campaign handled news of her pneumonia diagnosis."We're going to be releasing additional medical information," Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon said on MSNBC on Monday."We're going to be releasing that to further put to rest any lingering concerns about what we saw yesterday."The decision to make additional disclosures came as the campaign has come under a new round of scrutiny for a lack of transparency following Clinton's abrupt, stumbling departure from a commemoration Sunday of the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.


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Donald Trump wishes Hillary Clinton well, says he'll release his medical records

Donald Trump wishes Hillary Clinton well, says he'll release his medical records

WASHINGTON - The Latest on the U.S. presidential race (all times EDT):8:45 a.m.Donald Trump wants to debate Hillary Clinton without a moderator because the debate system is "being rigged."Trump said Monday on CNBC that he fears he won't be treated fairly.The first of three debates is scheduled for Sept. 26.


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Hillary Clinton to release more medical records, campaign says

Hillary Clinton to release more medical records, campaign says

Hillary Clinton plans to release additional health records, responding to fresh concerns about her well-being and a challenge from Donald Trump.Clinton will release documents that reveal the type of pneumonia she is suffering from and the medical circumstances around her falling ill Sunday, campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said on MSNBC on Monday.She faltered and needed to be supported by Secret Services agents after abruptly leaving a 9/11 memorial service at ground zero.