Age and Eating Habits Catch Up With President Clinton
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Bill Clinton is a man close to 60, with a little pudge and a longtime love of junk food. That fits the stereotype for heart disease. Needing bypass surgery, however, suggests that the former president's disease is relatively extensive, and that's surprising for an active dignitary who presumably has top-notch and timely physical checkups.
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NEW YORK - Former president Bill Clinton was alert and talking today, a day after undergoing a heart operation to bypass four severely clogged arteries.
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Former President Bill Clinton can  anticipate a fully productive life after coronary bypass  surgery, but may need to take a daily handful of pills and curb  his fast-food habit to keep his arteries from re-clogging, top  cardiologists said on Friday.
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Former President Clinton is keeping in very good humor. He says the Republicans are not the only ones who want four more years. He will undergo
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Former President Clinton describes the blockage in his arteries while thanking the staff at Westchester Medical Center for diagnosing his heart condition, Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004, in Valhalla, NY The hospital&#39;s
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Although many Americans were surprised by news of former President Bill Clinton&#39;s severe heart disease, experts said his problems were decades in the making.
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Former US President Bill Clinton has seen his Â£165 million presidential library inaugurated in his home town. Of all the former presidents still alive, only 91-year-old Gerald Ford was absent.
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Bill Clinton was an active, jogging time bomb. Like thousands of others, he had no idea how close he was to a heart attack and possibly death, even though he had years of presidential health care and continued checkups.
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Bill Clinton, Bette Midler and Nicole Kidman battled their bulges with the South Beach Diet, but can the same rules they followed teach a white-bread-loving 10-year-old to eat healthier?
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At 6-foot-3, former President Alan Garcia strikes an imposing figure in his bid for re-election. But he also casts a long shadow of dark memories. To Maria Teresa Chavez, a 46-year-old housewife, Garcia&#039;s 1985-90 administration was a time when she would stand in line for hours, shopping basket stuffed with wads of devalued currency, to buy two pounds of sugar and a can of milk for her children&#039;s breakfast.
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As he approaches 80, Jimmy Carter could be enjoying retirement &#151; teaching Sunday school, relaxing with family and reflecting on a life that's taken him from the peanut fields of Plains, Ga., to the White House and back. Instead, Carter continues to use his status as a former president to promote peace, health and voting initiatives across the globe at a sometimes startling pace for his age.
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Many of their parents are younger than Hillary Rodham Clinton and some of their grandparents are younger than John McCain.
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Richard Kelley, stepfather of former President Bill Clinton, died Wednesday at his home. He was 91. Kelley, a retired salesman, had been in declining health in recent weeks, and the former president visited him Monday.
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NEW YORK - Former US President Bill Clinton has been inundated with greetings from some 15,000 well-wishers around the world, US media reported Sunday, as he awaits heart bypass surgery this week.
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Former president Bill Clinton, who came to the White House with modest means and left deeply in debt, has collected nearly $40 million in speaking fees over the past six years, according to interviews and financial disclosure statements filed by his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.).
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PHILADELPHIA - It was vintage Bill Clinton, a lip-biting, thumb-wagging, center-of-attention performance. Seven weeks after quadruple-bypass heart surgery, looking pale and unusually thin, the former president
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Former President Bill Clinton, who narrowly escaped having a heart attack, should be able to resume his active lifestyle, his doctors say. But whether that includes campaigning in the remaining two months before the presidential election is questionable...