Scotland's Callum Hawkins is recovering in hospital after collapsing during the men's Commonwealth Games marathon on Sunday.
The 25-year-old fell while leading the marathon with a mile-and-a-half left and needed medical attention.
He was struggling on the ground for several minutes in the 27-degree heat before eventually being helped into an ambulance.
But the Scotland team issued a positive update on the runner on Twitter.
There was a similarly encouraging message from Hawkins' agency, Moyo Sports, on Twitter.
GOLDOC confirmed medical staff were posted at 500-metre intervals in the final kilometres of the course with radio communications.
Going into the final quarter of the race Hawkins, who finished fourth in the World Championships last year, was looking set to claim his first major medal.
He had a lead of 41 seconds before his fall, which denied him the chance of victory on the Gold Coast.
Hawkins had moved away from the pack and opened up a gap from Uganda's Munyo Solomon Mutai, who was initially behind him in second.
He passed the halfway point in one hour 07:44 minutes and was living up to his pre-race favourite tag before the drama.
Australia's Michael Shelley overtook Hawkins while he was on the ground to claim back-to-back Commonwealth titles.
Hawkins' Scotland team-mate Robbie Simpson took bronze behind Mutai.
Namibia's Helalia Johannes won the women's marathon ahead of Australian duo Lisa Weightman and Jessica Trengove.
Earlier, England's John Smith and Simon Lawson won silver and bronze respectively in the men's T54 marathon.
Team-mate Jade Jones also came third in the women's T54 event on the final day of the Commonwealth Games.
