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Broadcaster John Stapleton, 78, reveals he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's in emotional TV appearance with his son four years after his wife's tragic death
Broadcaster John Stapleton has revealed his diagnosis with Parkinson's disease.
No tests can conclusively show if a person has the disease, but doctors can make a diagnosis based on symptoms, medical history and a physical examination. The drugs do have some side effects, including impulsive and compulsive behaviour, hallucinations, sleep issues and blood pressure changes. Most people's life expectancy will not change a great deal, though more advanced symptoms can lead to increased disability and poor health.
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