According to a CNN report on the 14th, on Wednesday local time, the Hillary campaign team released the latest information about Hillary's health in an attempt to stem negative speculation about the Democratic candidate's ability to be president. Hillary Clinton's personal physician, Lisa Bardack, said she is still in good health and fully capable of serving as president.

Dr. Bardock re-evaluated and explained Hillary's health condition in the latest public letter. She wrote, "My overall impression is that Hillary has always been in good health, and apart from sinus and ear infections and a recent diagnosis of pneumonia, she has had no other adverse health effects." ”

Badak said that Hillary has been injected with antibiotics and has recovered well after a few days of rest and is in good mental condition. After further examination, Hillary's other physical indicators showed normal, her blood pressure was 100/70, and her heart rate was 70. Moreover, Hillary has received two vaccines for treating pneumonia, Prevnar and Pneumovax, but did not say when she was vaccinated.

In addition, Badak added that the 68-year-old Hillary is in good health, has low cholesterol, and does not use cholesterol-lowering statins. Some seasonal allergy symptoms have cropped up from time to time over the past few years. Hillary also received medication for her thyroid, and the campaign had previously announced that she also received blood thinners.

Last Friday, Hillary was diagnosed with mild non-contagious bacterial pneumonia, but it was not announced to the public. On Sunday, while attending the 9·11 commemoration event in Manhattan, Hillary suddenly felt unwell and left the scene early. Campaign events in the following days also had to be cancelled.

On Tuesday, Clinton said she did not disclose the cause of her pneumonia because she did not think it was a serious matter. However, Hillary almost fainted and fell down while participating in an event last Sunday. A video of her being helped into a car was also posted online, triggering many speculations about Hillary's physical condition. A poll even showed that 46% of the respondents did not believe the explanation given by Hillary's campaign team that she became unwell and fainted due to pneumonia and dehydration.

As a result, the Hillary campaign team had to change its approach and ask Dr. Badak to come forward to introduce Hillary's physical condition. This is the latest statement released by Hillary's personal doctor since July 2015. Previously, the Hillary campaign team had no intention of releasing more information about Hillary's physical condition.