Mayor Eric Adams of New York reported feeling unwell, leading him to announce a limited public schedule. After a week of speculation regarding his health, City Hall confirmed he underwent a colonoscopy. During his media briefing, Adams revealed he experienced significant pain but expressed gratitude for the medical attention received. However, there was some confusion about the timing of his medical procedure as a spokeswoman clarified that the colonoscopy was conducted on January 3, not the week prior. Adams reassured everyone that he is doing well after the routine tests.
I was feeling real pain in my side, the mayor said on Wednesday. Not many things scare me, but I was concerned when the doctor said, Eric, I want you to take a series of tests.
The acknowledgment came hours after Mr. Adams had finally shed some light on his absence, disclosing at his weekly media briefing that he had been placed under anesthesia last week but was fine.
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