Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders in good health: doctorNEW YORK (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is in “overall very good health,” with no limitations on his work as a U.S. senator, his physician said in a letter released on Thursday. The letter from Brian Monahan, the attending physician for Congress, detailed the health of the Vermont senator, who is vying with Hillary Clinton for his party’s nomination to the November 2016 presidential election. “You are in overall very good health and active in your professional work, and recreational lifestyle without limitation,” said the Jan. 20 letter posted on Sanders’ campaign website. Presidential candidates often release such statements to assure voters that they are fit for the presidency. The race between Clinton and Sanders, 74, has tightened in recent weeks, and polls show the two in a statistical dead heat for the Iowa caucus on Feb. 1. The letter notes that Sanders has, over the years, been treated for conditions ranging from gout to hypothyroidism to diverticulitis. He has also had surgery to repair hernias and excise a vocal cord cyst, the letter said. The senator also takes levothyroxine daily and indomethacin occasionally, it added. Levothyroxine is used to treat hypothyroidism, and indomethacin is used treat stiffness and pain from osteoarthritis, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Sanders’ main Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, released a statement from her own doctor last year giving her a clean bill of health.  (Reporting by Luciana Lopez; Editing by Richard Chang) SAP is the sponsor of this coverage which is independently produced by the staff of Reuters News Agency.politicsNews
democratic candidate bernie sanders good health doctornew york reuters democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders overall good health limitations work senator physician said letter released thursday the letter brian jonathan attending physician congress detailed health vermont senator vying hillary clinton party nomination november presidential election you overall good health active professional work recreational lifestyle without limitation said letter posted sanders campaign website presidential candidates often release statements assure voters fit presidency the race clinton sanders tightened recent weeks polls show two statistical dead heat iowa caucus the letter notes sanders years treated conditions ranging out hypothyroidism diverticulitis he also surgery repair hernia excise vocal cord cyst letter said the senator also takes levothyroxine daily indomethacin occasionally added levothyroxine used treat hypothyroidism indomethacin used treat stiffness pain osteoarthritis according national library medicine sanders main democratic rival hillary clinton released statement doctor last year giving clean bill health reporting lucida lopez editing richard chang sap sponsor coverage independently produced staff reuters news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders in good health: doctorNEW YORK (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is in “overall very good health,” with no limitations on his work as a U.S. senator, his physician said in a letter released on Thursday. The letter from Brian Monahan, the attending physician for Congress, detailed the health of the Vermont senator, who is vying with Hillary Clinton for his party’s nomination to the November 2016 presidential election. “You are in overall very good health and active in your professional work, and recreational lifestyle without limitation,” said the Jan. 20 letter posted on Sanders’ campaign website. Presidential candidates often release such statements to assure voters that they are fit for the presidency. The race between Clinton and Sanders, 74, has tightened in recent weeks, and polls show the two in a statistical dead heat for the Iowa caucus on Feb. 1. The letter notes that Sanders has, over the years, been treated for conditions ranging from gout to hypothyroidism to diverticulitis. He has also had surgery to repair hernias and excise a vocal cord cyst, the letter said. The senator also takes levothyroxine daily and indomethacin occasionally, it added. Levothyroxine is used to treat hypothyroidism, and indomethacin is used treat stiffness and pain from osteoarthritis, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Sanders’ main Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, released a statement from her own doctor last year giving her a clean bill of health.  (Reporting by Luciana Lopez; Editing by Richard Chang) SAP is the sponsor of this coverage which is independently produced by the staff of Reuters News Agency.politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: democratic candidate bernie sanders good health doctornew york reuters democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders overall good health limitations work senator physician said letter released thursday the letter brian jonathan attending physician congress detailed health vermont senator vying hillary clinton party nomination november presidential election you overall good health active professional work recreational lifestyle without limitation said letter posted sanders campaign website presidential candidates often release statements assure voters fit presidency the race clinton sanders tightened recent weeks polls show two statistical dead heat iowa caucus the letter notes sanders years treated conditions ranging out hypothyroidism diverticulitis he also surgery repair hernia excise vocal cord cyst letter said the senator also takes levothyroxine daily indomethacin occasionally added levothyroxine used treat hypothyroidism indomethacin used treat stiffness pain osteoarthritis according national library medicine sanders main democratic rival hillary clinton released statement doctor last year giving clean bill health reporting lucida lopez editing richard chang sap sponsor coverage independently produced staff reuters news