Kamala Harris called on her rival Donald Trump to publish his own health records
Kamala Harris has released her medical records, which concluded she is in "excellent health" and fit for the presidency.
Following the disclosure, the Democratic Party's nominee to be the next US president accused Donald Trump of a lack of transparency over not releasing his own health records.
The vice-president also claimed her Republican rival "doesn't want the American people to see whether or not he's fit to become president".
Without revealing Trump's medical records, the former president's team responded by quoting his doctor as saying that he was in "perfect and excellent health".
The Trump campaign said the Republican nominee had a "extremely busy and active campaign schedule" and claimed Harris "does not have the stamina of President Trump".
The trading of barbs came after the White House published a medical report that said Vice-President Harris “possesses the physical and mental resiliency” necessary to serve as president.
Dr Joshua Simmons, a US Army colonel who has been Harris' physician for over three years, wrote that her most recent physical in April was "unremarkable" - adding that she maintains a healthy and active lifestyle.
He also noted she has a family history of colon cancer and suffers from allergies - going on to say she keeps up recommended preventative care, including having colonoscopy and annual mammograms.
Following the release of the medical records, a Harris campaign spokesman said in a post on social media: "your turn, Donald Trump".
Ahead of a campaign event in North Carolina, Harris also sought to cast doubt on her rival's mental acuity and how he "goes off on tangents".