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Discover the latest health update from Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria actor Eric Dane as he candidly shares his ongoing battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. In a sobering revelation during a Good Morning America interview, Dane confirmed his right arm has completely stopped working due to the progressive neurodegenerative disorder, and he faces the potential loss of function in his left hand and legs in the coming months. Despite these immense challenges stemming from his ALS diagnosis, the 52-year-old star maintains a resilient spirit, affirming his commitment to continue his career because it helps him "stay sharp" and "moving forward". This video also covers his recent advocacy at a U.S. Health Secretary hearing, where he spoke about the importance of simplifying prior authorizations for patients like him, acknowledging his fortunate position and the struggles of others. This video dives into Eric Dane’s ALS journey, symptoms, prognosis, and his powerful voice as both a patient and public figure.
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Discover the latest health update from Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria actor Eric Dane as he candidly shares his ongoing battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. In a sobering revelation during a Good Morning America interview, Dane confirmed his right arm has completely stopped working due to the progressive neurodegenerative disorder, and he faces the potential loss of function in his left hand and legs in the coming months. Despite these immense challenges stemming from his ALS diagnosis, the 52-year-old star maintains a resilient spirit, affirming his commitment to continue his career because it helps him "stay sharp" and "moving forward". This video also covers his recent advocacy at a U.S. Health Secretary hearing, where he spoke about the importance of simplifying prior authorizations for patients like him, acknowledging his fortunate position and the struggles of others. This video dives into Eric Dane’s ALS journey, symptoms, prognosis, and his powerful voice as both a patient and public figure.
Watch on YouTube with subtitles: https://youtube.com/@whatthestudysays?si=uBrAmOvBiEvvzDOe
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/tw/podcast/what-the-study-says/id1814559387
FLink: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmao5odis0eyf01w36mahd8ub/platforms
Tell us what you think:https://open.firstory.me/user/cmao5odis0eyf01w36mahd8ub/comments