parkinson's is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world.t the moment, drugs are the first line of treatment. but at this madrid hospital, i'm meeting a man whose life a high—tech therapy. hola. hablo espanol. hola. how are you feeling about the procedure? the procedure? well... in few hours to go and find, finally, if this is going to be the final solution or not. most people with parkinson's tend to start to develop symptoms when they're over 50, but we know that treating the condition as early as possible is key. oscar first noticed tremors three years ago, when he was but at this madrid hospital, i'm meeting a man whose life could be transformed by the latest use of a high—tech therapy. hola. hablo espanol. the procedure? well... now i amjust... in few hours to go and find, finally, if this is going to be the final solution or not. it's going to be a miracle, ithink. most people with parkinson's tend to start to develop symptoms when they're over 50, but we know that treating the condition as early as possible is key. oscar first noticed

parkinson's is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world. at the moment, drugs are the first line of treatment. but at this madrid hospital, i'm meeting a man whose life could be transformed by the latest use of a high—tech therapy. hola. hablo espanol. hola. how are you feeling about the procedure? now i amjust... the final solution or not. it's going to be a miracle, ithink. symptoms when they're over 50, but we know that treating the condition as early as possible is key. oscar first noticed tremors three years ago, when he was recovering from covid. it started in this, this, this, this shake, shake or move, involun. .. no voluntary moves. so, um, it's going to shake more and more and more and more. mm. to — i need to put the left hand over the right hand to... you know, it's a social... yeah. ..a social part of that. and also another symptom is the — in spanish say "rigides". ah, grip, grip strength. grip strength. yeah, i see. yeah. all...all of the... it's like another people living... ..living inside me. these are the final preparatio

parkinson's is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world. at the moment, drugs are the first line of treatment. could be transformed by the latest use of a high—tech therapy. hola. the procedure? well... now i amjust... in few hours to go and find, finally, if this is going to be oscar first noticed tremors three years ago, when he was recovering from covid. it started in this, this, this, this shake, shake or move, involun... no voluntary moves. you know, it's a social... yeah. ..a social part of that. and also another symptom is the — in spanish say "rigides". grip strength. yeah, i see. yeah. and that's it. involu nta ry. all...all of the... it's like another people living... ..living inside me. not long to go now. for the procedure that might bring oscar the relief that has so far eluded him. it must be absolutely horrendous to hear that. 0h! you want to get back control? yes, i need to go and back... i need to get back control. yes, that's it, yeah. today, oscar is undergoing a procedure that uses high frequency focused ultrasound. she

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you may have an aunt with parkinson's disease, a neighbor with a spinal cord injury, and if we're reallyo this idea of family, we've got to do something about it. john kerry: somehow, the injustice of what had happened just seemed so unfathomable to people. and it sounds silly, i know, but there he was superman. one was so big and powerful and invincible, and the other was so now vulnerable. christopher reeve: now, one of the smartest things we can do about disability is to invest in research that will protect us from diseases that lead to cures. john kerry: that combination moved mountains. so it was. christopher reeve: america does not let its needy citizens fend for themselves. [applause] interviewer: first superman picture came out. people considered you superman? christopher reeve: oh, everybody's looking for a hero. everybody not just 5-year-olds. that was a part. i played the part. i'm not that man. it's an image that is created by other people, but it's pretty far away from me. pierre spengler: outside of superman, he seems to have chosen very opposite roles, like somewhere in ti

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there was the greatest of all time taking the light with parkinson easement those are the great momentsrget, and that had nothing to do with what went on on the field. will: that's incredible. we only have a little bit of time. what's going to happen today? [laughter] >> if i knew that -- this building's named caesar's, perhaps i'd -- i don't know. nobody knows. anybody who tells you they know, they're not telling you the truth. usually, in this instance, the best player wins. and the best player is path rick mahomes. and the best coach wins. expect best coach going into this game is andy reid. now, you have anomalies. you have people who have done this. you have the trent diller ifs, okay? if -- dilfers, you have the mark griffins and they're memorable and they won that game, but they weren't the best player. nick foles, right in i spent a lot of time in philadelphia. don't get upset, philadelphia fans, i love philadelphia with my time there, but i just think that's usually what happens. i'm not making that prediction because philly is very, very good team. will: he knows what he's tal

. >> i thought it might be parkinson's or ms or something, but i thought, please don't let it be motorhough i'm going to write that it's suspected. in fact, i have to tell you, there is no doubt whatsoever that you have motor neurone disease and that you typically you can live between 1.5 and 4 or five years with it. >> how old were you at that point, if you don't mind. >> me asking? 70. yeah, but it can come very quickly at the end.so can come very quickly at the end. so he said you should make no plans beyond six months. she said. so. but he sent me for a second opinion to a very eminent specialist in a london teaching hospital under the nhs this time, and he confirmed that that was indeed the diagnosis. >> and you did make plans, but you made plans to take control of your own death. >> i did. i was so panicked. really. i live alone and that the symptoms, as you know, you can't breathe and your muscle wastes and you can't speak, can't swallow. and i thought, i can't swallow. and i thought, i can't possibly manage this. so actually, the day after the diagnosis, on the 30th of january,

. >> esto puede crear problemas como parkinson o alzheimer a un plazo largo.aumento provisional de agencia en las tasas luego de los incendios de enero que destruyen miles de viviendas en el sur del estado. promedio del 22% para los dueÑos. el problema es que se enfrenta en dicho estado con una de las primas de seguro mÁs altas de todo el paÍs. y esto me gusta, asistir al sÚper bowl ya no serÍa un sueÑo complicado, se desploma el precio de las entradas para ver partido ese domingo. el ticket mÁs barato cuesta unos 4000 dÓlares , esto si es una disminuciÓn de mÁs del 50% en comparaciÓn con el rÉcord establecido en 2024. mayor capacidad de asientos en nueva orleans. 4000 dÓlares igual pues, no todos podrÍamos comprar pero podemos soÑar. quÉ les parece? seguimos con mÁs el "despierta amÉrica" alan:le voy a kansas, porque philadelphia estÁ la divisiÓn de dallas hizo nuestros enemigos pero a comparaciÓn de los 15,000 dÓlares, 4000 dÓlares es mÁs barato. karla: vamos halar que los Ídolos de los Ídolos tambiÉn tienen Ídolos, el momento en que los hijos de shakira con

he said four out of five have parkinson's disease. that kind of cluster we are seeing across farm country. cancers, autoimmune diseases, obesity, etc. we cannot export american food to europe because the europeans will not take our food. that is not good for farmers. we are also destroying our soil because some chemicals farmers use destroyed it and that causes erosion. you cannot get water infiltration. water pools up. it is estimated if we continue doing these processes, only 60 harvests are left before the soil is gone. farmers are using seeds and chemicals that over the long-term are costing them and us. what we need to do is support the farmers -- we need the farmers as partners if we are going to make this work. i do not want a single farmer to go out of business under our watch. if i am privileged to be confirmed, i do not regulate farms. that is under usda. but i want to partner with all of my decisions with the usda and the farming community to make sure we do not lose more farmers in this country. that we also transition --

blood sugars, insomnia, poor appetite, poor nutrition increased signs and symptoms of diabetes, parkinson'sinability to concentrate feelings of hopelessness and depression and more. if the landlord is focused on making a lot of money and not on the well-being of families and communities that have been struggling to survive then it's up to the city to step up with plans for housing, justice and healing. it's time to decide the 2588 mission street must be developed for 100% deeply affordable housing. thank you very much for the hearing. >> thank you. next public commenter. good afternoon. my name is justice and also i'm the president of small business forward. i am a mission resident and mission small business owner. i'm here to speak in support of the first discretionary review and we had my voice to the chorus calling for 100% affordable housing at this site. we support affordable housing development that allows workers and owners to live in the same city as their small businesses and we reject the more unbridled profiteering. development will achieve more affordability based on the current

senator hawley told me during our meeting for out of his five brother-in-law's have parkinson's.re's illness over the farm community it is undoubtedly related to chemical pesticides. i'm not going to do anything to coerce president trump was the best president in modern american history for the american farmer the first one to see farm prices go up. he has instructed me too take care of the farmers to make sure they are click senator baldwin? >> mr. kennedy i've been listening to back and forth in question some people try to pin you down. >> can it speak up, senator? >> yes i've been listening to the back and forth. the questions when people try to pin you downmr on a point you sy show me the data or bring me the studies. i want to suggest that data is out there in the studies are out there. if you're going to review the studies in the data you're going to be doing that, if confirmed for your first year of being a secretary. when we talked we talked about vaccines and you said to me there is no postapproval safety monitoring that led me too believe you're not aware of the signifi