Former US President Bill Clinton in Hospital following fever
US broadcaster MSNBC, citing people from Clinton's circle said the situation is not acute and that the former president is expected to improve soon.
WASHINGTON - Former US president Bill Clinton is in a Washington hospital for testing and observation after developing a fever, Clinton's deputy chief of staff said on Monday, reported German news agency (dpa).
"He remains in good spirits and deeply appreciates the excellent care he is receiving," Angel Ureña posted on X.
Clinton, 78, is being treated at the Georgetown University Medical Centre, Ureña posted.
US broadcaster MSNBC, citing people from Clinton's circle said the situation is not acute and that the former president is expected to improve soon.
Clinton, a Democrat, served as the 42nd president of the United States from 1993 to 2001.
His presidency was overshadowed by the Lewinsky sex scandal and the subsequent impeachment proceedings, which he survived politically.
His wife, Hillary, who served as a senator and secretary of state, ran for the presidency in 2016 but lost to Republican Donald Trump. - BERNAMA
