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Bruce Willis Going Through "Really Difficult Times": Sylvester Stallone
The National Health Service (NHS) of the UK defines aphasia as a psychological condition in which a person has trouble speaking and understanding.
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Bruce Willis' Razzie Award Retracted After Aphasia Diagnosis
"The Razzies have made the decision to rescind the Razzie Award given to Bruce Willis," said Razzies co-founders
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Bruce Willis' Pulp Fiction Co-Star John Travolta's Throwback Post Is Friendship Goals
"That's how generous a soul he is," wrote John Travolta
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Bruce Willis Had Cognitive Issues Since 2020, Misfired A Gun Once: Report
Bruce Willis' family released a statement on Instagram announcing the action star will be "stepping away" from acting due to cognitive difficulties.
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Bruce Willis Retiring Because of Aphasia Made Twitter Very Emotional
"As Bruce always says, "Live it up" and together we plan to do just that," the actor's family wrote in the statement
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What Bruce Willis' Daughter Scout Posted After Actor Revealed Aphasia Diagnosis
"Thankyou all for showing up with so much tenderness and stunning love for my daddio and my whole family," wrote Scout Willis
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What Is Aphasia, Disorder Affecting Bruce Willis, And Can It Be Cured?
Bruce Willi has been diagnosed with aphasia, which can affect the ability to speak, write and understand language.
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Bruce Willis, Diagnosed With Brain Disorder, To Quit Movies
Action hero Bruce Willis, star of the "Die Hard" franchise, is to retire from acting due to an illness affecting his cognitive faculties, his family announced Wednesday.
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Action Hero Bruce Willis Is "Stepping Away" From His Acting Career After Aphasia Diagnosis
Bruce Willis started his acting career in the early 1980s with uncredited roles
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Samsung Wemogee App Uses Emojis to Help Aphasia Patients Communicate
Samsung has launched a new app called Wemogee that helps aphasia patients use emojis to communicate with others on chat.
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Language training helps stroke patients
A short-term intense language training called constraint-induced aphasia therapy (CIAT) can improve language function in stroke patients.
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Bruce Willis Going Through "Really Difficult Times": Sylvester Stallone
The National Health Service (NHS) of the UK defines aphasia as a psychological condition in which a person has trouble speaking and understanding.
-
Bruce Willis' Razzie Award Retracted After Aphasia Diagnosis
"The Razzies have made the decision to rescind the Razzie Award given to Bruce Willis," said Razzies co-founders
-
Bruce Willis' Pulp Fiction Co-Star John Travolta's Throwback Post Is Friendship Goals
"That's how generous a soul he is," wrote John Travolta
-
Bruce Willis Had Cognitive Issues Since 2020, Misfired A Gun Once: Report
Bruce Willis' family released a statement on Instagram announcing the action star will be "stepping away" from acting due to cognitive difficulties.
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Bruce Willis Retiring Because of Aphasia Made Twitter Very Emotional
"As Bruce always says, "Live it up" and together we plan to do just that," the actor's family wrote in the statement
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What Bruce Willis' Daughter Scout Posted After Actor Revealed Aphasia Diagnosis
"Thankyou all for showing up with so much tenderness and stunning love for my daddio and my whole family," wrote Scout Willis
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What Is Aphasia, Disorder Affecting Bruce Willis, And Can It Be Cured?
Bruce Willi has been diagnosed with aphasia, which can affect the ability to speak, write and understand language.
-
Bruce Willis, Diagnosed With Brain Disorder, To Quit Movies
Action hero Bruce Willis, star of the "Die Hard" franchise, is to retire from acting due to an illness affecting his cognitive faculties, his family announced Wednesday.
-
Action Hero Bruce Willis Is "Stepping Away" From His Acting Career After Aphasia Diagnosis
Bruce Willis started his acting career in the early 1980s with uncredited roles
-
Samsung Wemogee App Uses Emojis to Help Aphasia Patients Communicate
Samsung has launched a new app called Wemogee that helps aphasia patients use emojis to communicate with others on chat.
-
Language training helps stroke patients
A short-term intense language training called constraint-induced aphasia therapy (CIAT) can improve language function in stroke patients.
