Clinton recovering, say doctors
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Former United States President Bill Clinton will recover fully to live a normal life span following the successful quadruple bypass operation, his doctors said in New York.
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Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:    -----       Clinton Out of Intensive Care       Former President Bill Clinton was moved from intensive care to a hospital room Wednesday as he continued his recovery from quadruple bypass surgery at New York Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia in New York City.      A statement issued by Clinton's office said the 58-year-old former president walked with assistance, sat up in bed and sat in a chair, the Associated Press reported...
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Former president Bill Clinton is telling friends he is in good spirits despite facing the challenge of a multiple bypass operation for blocked blood vessels to the heart.
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Former President Bill Clinton underwent what&#39;s being described as &quot;successful&quot; heart bypass surgery on Monday at New York-Presbyterian Hospital.
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Former president Bill Clinton is recovering well from heart surgery and advising the Democratic presidential campaign even as he recuperates, his wife said.
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After suffering chest pains, former President Bill Clinton checked into a New York hospital Friday morning and was diagnosed with heart problems that will require coronary bypass surgery.
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Recovering from surgery but energized by his fans, former US president Bill Clinton staged a new comeback to anoint John Kerry his heir as Democratic Party champion.
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NEW YORK - Bill Clinton underwent a successful quadruple heart bypass operation Monday to relieve severely clogged arteries that had put the former president at high risk of suffering a heart attack.   "He is recovering normally at this point," said Dr...
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A day after undergoing quadruple bypass surgery, former President Bill Clinton was breathing on his own, talking and taking liquids Tuesday, well on his way to full recovery, hospital sources said.
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NEW YORK - Bill Clinton said he was "a little scared, but not much" of undergoing heart bypass surgery, but was looking forward to a swift recovery and resuming normal activities such as jogging.    The former president was hospitalized Friday with chest pains and shortness of breath...
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NEW YORK - Breathing on his own and sipping liquids, former President Bill Clinton continued to make what doctors called a satisfactory recovery after undergoing a heart operation to bypass four severely clogged arteries.    Clinton was "resting comfortably" in intensive care at New York Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia Tuesday, "awake and alert and talking with his family," according to a statement by his office...
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Former President Bill Clinton was talking and taking liquids yesterday, a day after undergoing an operation to relieve four severely clogged arteries, a hospital source told The Associated Press.
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NEW YORK - Former President Bill Clinton was in good spirits Saturday, walking around his hospital room in street clothes and buoyed by thousands of get-well messages as he awaited heart bypass surgery early this coming week, people close to the family said.    Clinton was expected to undergo surgery as early as Monday but probably Tuesday, said Democratic Party Chairman Terry McAuliffe, who said the former president was "upbeat" when he spoke to him by phone Friday...
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Former President Bill Clinton was recovering on Monday after successful quadruple heart bypass surgery at a New York hospital, and his doctors said he would have risked a "substantial" heart attack without the operation.
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Former President Bill Clinton was resting Saturday in a New York hospital in preparation for heart bypass surgery next week. Clinton, 58, was admitted Friday to Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital after an angiogram
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Former United States president Bill Clinton has been released from a New York hospital, five days after undergoing quadruple heart bypass surgery.
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TONY EASTLEY: Former US President Bill Clinton is recovering after heart bypass surgery, but it could be up to eight weeks before doctors say he&#39;s back on his feet.