File photo of Bill Clinton in 2008. Former US President Bill Clinton left New York Presbyterian Hospital on Friday after undergoing an hour-long operation to insert two stents into one of his coronary arteries the previous day. Clinton has had previous heart troubles in the past . For instance, in 2004, the former president underwent quadruple bypass surgery in order to restore blood flow to four blocked arteries. Dr. Allen Schwartz, the chief of cardiology at the hospital, publically stated that there was "no evidence of [a] heart attack or [of] damage to [Clinton's] heart," and that what occurred was "not a result of either his lifestyle or diet, both of which have been excellent."
File photo of Bill Clinton in 2008. Former US President Bill Clinton left New York Presbyterian Hospital on Friday after undergoing an hour-long operation to insert two stents into one of his coronary arteries the previous day. Clinton has had previous heart troubles . For instance, in 2004, the former president underwent quadruple bypass surgery in order to restore blood flow to four blocked arteries. Dr. Allen Schwartz, the chief of cardiology at the hospital, publicly stated that there was "no evidence of [a] heart attack or [of] damage to [Clinton's] heart," and that what occurred was "not a result of either his lifestyle or diet, both of which have been excellent."
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