Half the country thinks Clinton is lying about her health

A lot of people still have questions about Hillary Clinton's health after her bout of pneumonia, and according to a new survey, many American's think the former secretary of state is being dishonest regarding her health.

A recent poll found that around half of registered voters think Clinton's given the public false information about her health. By contrast, 37 percent of people say the same about Donald Trump.

In perhaps response to the outcry of concern over the candidate's health, the campaign has released additional information to try to put the questions to bed.

Moments on the trail that have some concerned over Hillary Clinton's health:

The campaign released two letters: a new letter from Clinton's doctor to supplement the one she released months ago, and a similar note from the doctor of her running mate, Sen. Tim Kaine. Clinton's note contains more details about the pneumonia that caused her to leave a 9/11 memorial event early.

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Apart from the pneumonia thing, we now know Clinton had an ear infection earlier this year, and Kaine's doctor wants him to get more vitamin D. That information won't swing the election or anything, but the campaign hopes to forestall any more rumors about Clinton's health and fitness to serve as president.

The Trump campaign is also addressing the candidate's health this week with an appearance on "The Dr. Oz Show."

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