Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, who suffered a heart attack last week, says he was 'dumb' for ignoring health symptoms
WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders said on Tuesday he had wrongly ignored warning signs about his health before suffering a heart attack last week, but that he did not think the scare would damage his campaign for president.
Outside his home in Burlington, Vermont, where he was recovering on Tuesday, the candidate told reporters he was “feeling good, getting some work done” after what his campaign later said was a myocardial infarction, a medical term for a heart attack.
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