Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump surprised "The Dr. Oz Show" when he gave a two-page, general summary of his health and medical information after earlier refusal of doing it.
"I got to say as a doctor, if he was my patient, they are good for a man of his age," said television doctor Mehmet Oz as quoted by NBC News.
The two-page report included a summary of a battery of tests that Trump went through including general physical status, family medical history, and Alzheimer's disease, to name a few.
Though the test did not provide specifics, the report stated that the physical exam was performed by Trump's personal physician, Dr. Harold Bornstein, who previously claimed that Trump would be the healthiest elected president.
Though the medical information seemed to indicate a healthy man, Trump reportedly expressed that he wanted to lose weight as his body mass index (BMI) pointed to a "slightly overweight" result. Several reports have claimed that his weight was caused by his affinity to fast food.
Trump, 70, will be the oldest president to assume office if he is elected.
Despite being under considerable heat from her recent health issues, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton also released her medical information hours after Trump did.
In contrast to Trump's summary of his medical records, Clinton released a detailed record complete with the specifics of her recent mild, non-contagious pneumonia diagnosis, which she has been recently criticized since the public caught wind of her condition.
"She is recovering well with antibiotics and rest. She continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as president of the United States," said Clinton's personal physician Dr. Lisa Bardack in a letter.
According to her doctor, Clinton was travelling when she experienced fever, cough, and fatigue. She was then immediately advised to see Dr. Bardack who initiated a chest CT scan that revealed pneumonia.
Aside from her current illness, Clinton's medical records revealed that she is currently taking Armor Thyroid, Coumadin, temporary Levaquin, Clarinex, and B-12. Furthermore, Clinton's vaccination, including Prevnar, is updated.
Overall, Clinton's physical examination yielded normal results and excellent medical condition.
