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Iowa’s Chuck Grassley released from hospital after being treated for infection
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His office says he expects to be back to work next week.
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Chuck Grassley discharged from hospital following infection
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Iowa’s Chuck Grassley released from hospital after being treated for infection
WASHINGTON (AP) — Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, the oldest member of the U.S. Senate, has been hospitalized in the Washington area with an infection and is receiving antibiotic infusions, his office said Tuesday.
Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa is getting antibiotic infusions to address an infection, his office noted in a Tuesday statement."Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is receiving antibiotic infusions at an area hospital to treat an infection.
Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, the oldest member of the U.S. Senate, has been hospitalized in the Washington area with an infection and is receiving antibiotic infusions, his office said Tuesday.
Longtime Iowa Republican U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley is receiving treatments for an infection at a hospital, his office said Tuesday. The 90-year-old Grassley is receiving antibiotic infusions for an unspecified infection.
Iowa GOP Sen Chuck Grassley was released from the hospital Thursday and is expected to return to work next week, according to a statement from his office.
GOP Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa has been released from the hospital and anticipates returning to work next week, his office announced in a statement just days after announcing that the lawmaker was at a hospital receiving antibiotic infusions to tackle an infection.