Clinton released from hospital after bypass surgery
Former President Bill Clinton left New York hospital and returned to his Chappaqua home four days after heart bypass surgery. In a statement his spokesman said he is in good spirits and has taken short walks, with eight weeks of recuperation ahead and he will not campaign for John Kerry during this period.
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Clinton syndrome spurs rush to heart scans nationwide
Hospitals report an epidemic of Clinton syndrome as worried middle aged men seek quick heart checks after Bill Clinton’s health scare. Patients pay private centers for same day scans, with HeartCheck America saying bookings tripled, especially in Chicago and Washington.
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Washington AP reports surprisingly few patients with cancer and other illnesses have applied for early Medicare prescription drug coverage. Only 6,364 people applied for 50,000 initial slots, despite expectations of tens of thousands. Advocates blame confusing lottery framing and daunting enrollment, noting ongoing issues with the drug card program.
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