Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-Colo.) was treated at a Washington, D.C., hospital on Thursday for experiencing chest pains. His doctor said they were caused by common acid reflux, also known as heartburn.

Campbell, 70, went to the hospital in the morning and was sent home with acid reflux medication later in the day. He was cleared for his usual activity.

Last year, Campbell underwent radiation treatment for prostate cancer.

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Campbell takes weekend off after a bout with heartburn (The Denver Post 2/27)
Campbell goes to hospital (The Denver Rocky Mountain News 2/27)
Campbell hospitalized with chest pains (The Denver Post 2/26)

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Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell - http://campbell.senate.gov

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