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Date:1/3/2013

ess active in recent weeks. On Dec. 9, a day before she was to depart for a trip to North Africa, her staff announced that she had caught a stomach virus and the trip was cancelled. On Dec. 15, Reines issued a statement saying that, "while suffering from a stomach virus, Secretary Clinton became dehydrated and fainted, sustaining a concussion." On Dec. 18, Nuland said Clinton was "on the mend," and by Dec. 28 Nuland added that Clinton would be returning to work the following week. But the discovery of the clot on Sunday was another health setback.

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There's more on blood clots at the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

SOURCES: Anders Cohen, D.O., chief, neurosurgery and spine surgery, The Brooklyn Hospital Center; Jack Ansell, M.D., chairman, department of medicine, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York City; Associated Press; Bloomberg News


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