WASHINGTON - Hillary Clinton looked to head off further questions about her health, releasing new medical records showing she is "fit to serve" as president and recovering from "mild" pneumonia as she prepares to resume her campaign. In a detailed, two-page "summary update" on Clinton's health, her personal physician Lisa Bardack wrote that the 68-year-old was bouncing back after a diagnosis of "mild, non-contagious" pneumonia. The Democratic White House nominee "continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as president of the United States," she wrote, noting she is in "excellent mental condition." Following the revelation of Clinton's pneumonia, Trump vowed soon to release "very, very specific numbers" from a recent check-up with Bornstein. "His Doctor Oz charade is as completely unserious as his original joke of a letter written in five minutes," Mook said.

Source: Bangkok Post September 15, 2016 02:03 UTC