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Michael Schumacher Ski Crash: What Happened In 2013 And What We Know Since Then
The impact of the head-on collision during ski was such that the F1 champion's helmet was split in two and he was left in coma for 250 days.
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"We Are Doing Everything Possible To Help Him," Says Michael Schumacher's Family On His 50th Birthday
Formula One icon Michael Schumacher turned 50 today on January 3, 2019, and the family plans to celebrate the seven time world champion's overwhelming career on his birthday. Michael has been under recovery ever since the ill-fated skiing accident in France, in 2013, which left him with a brain injury. Five years on, his condition remains a closely...
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Schumachers and Bianchis Continue Agonising Wait for Recovery
Michael Schumacher and Jules Biachi suffered two separate horrific accidents and are still in the recovery stage.
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Michael Schumacher Faces "Long Fight" to Recovery, Says Manager
Michael Schumacher suffered severe head injuries in a ski accident in Meribel in the French Alps on Dec. 29 2013. He emerged from an induced coma in June, and left hospital in September.
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Michael Schumacher Making Progress but Faces Long Recovery
Michael Schumacher was left in coma after a horrific skull injury due to a skiing accident last year. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation.
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Michael Schumacher's Weekly Medical Bill is 100,000 Pounds: Report
Michael Schumacher is undergoing the long process of recovery in a
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Michael Schumacher Can Lead a 'Normal Life' Soon: Former Ferrari Boss
Michael Schumacher, who was in coma after severely injuring his skull in a ski accident in December 2013, was recently shifted to his Swiss mansion where his recovery has continued.
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Michael Schumacher's Medical Records Stolen; Offered for Sale
Medical records purported to be those of Michael Schumacher have been offered for sale and officials are investigating the theft, his agent said, one week after the seven-times Formula One champion came out of a coma.
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Michael Schumacher "Will Remain an Invalid": Report
Michael Schumacher's recovery from coma is being hailed the world over. The legendary F1 driver who spent 170 days in hospital after a skiing accident will however need constant assistance, say medical experts.
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Former F1 doctor says 'lapses' in early Michael Schumacher care
Formula One's former chief doctor Gary Hartstein has warned Michael Schumacher's chances of recovery from a skiing accident are decreasing over time.
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Former F1 doctor says 'lapses' in early Schumacher care
Formula One's former chief doctor has said "serious lapses" in early treatment may have worsened Michael Schumacher's condition and warned his chances of recovery from a skiing accident are decreasing over time.
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Michael Schumacher shows 'small but encouraging signs of recovery', says agent
Schumacher's agent Sabine Kehm issued the family statement which said that they are confident of his recovery from the life-threatening skiing accident that left him in coma.
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Michael Schumacher still in the 'waking up phase', says manager Sabine Kehm
Amid lot of speculation over his recovery, Michael Schumacher's manager Sabine Kehm said that there was no change in Michael Schumancher's condition and that any medical information published which is not confirmed by the team of doctors treating Michael or his management has to be considered as not valid.
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Medical experts predict Michael Schumacher won't make full recovery
Michael Schumacher has been in induced coma since December 27 last year after suffering a head injury while skiing.
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Full recovery for Michael Schumacher unlikely, some neurologists say
The 45-year-old Michael Schumacher fell while skiing in France and hit the right side of his head on a rock, cracking his helmet. Doctors operated to remove blood clots from his brain but some were left because they were too deeply embedded.
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Michael Schumacher Ski Crash: What Happened In 2013 And What We Know Since Then
The impact of the head-on collision during ski was such that the F1 champion's helmet was split in two and he was left in coma for 250 days.
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"We Are Doing Everything Possible To Help Him," Says Michael Schumacher's Family On His 50th Birthday
Formula One icon Michael Schumacher turned 50 today on January 3, 2019, and the family plans to celebrate the seven time world champion's overwhelming career on his birthday. Michael has been under recovery ever since the ill-fated skiing accident in France, in 2013, which left him with a brain injury. Five years on, his condition remains a closely...
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Schumachers and Bianchis Continue Agonising Wait for Recovery
Michael Schumacher and Jules Biachi suffered two separate horrific accidents and are still in the recovery stage.
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Michael Schumacher Faces "Long Fight" to Recovery, Says Manager
Michael Schumacher suffered severe head injuries in a ski accident in Meribel in the French Alps on Dec. 29 2013. He emerged from an induced coma in June, and left hospital in September.
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Michael Schumacher Making Progress but Faces Long Recovery
Michael Schumacher was left in coma after a horrific skull injury due to a skiing accident last year. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation.
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Michael Schumacher's Weekly Medical Bill is 100,000 Pounds: Report
Michael Schumacher is undergoing the long process of recovery in a
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Michael Schumacher Can Lead a 'Normal Life' Soon: Former Ferrari Boss
Michael Schumacher, who was in coma after severely injuring his skull in a ski accident in December 2013, was recently shifted to his Swiss mansion where his recovery has continued.
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Michael Schumacher's Medical Records Stolen; Offered for Sale
Medical records purported to be those of Michael Schumacher have been offered for sale and officials are investigating the theft, his agent said, one week after the seven-times Formula One champion came out of a coma.
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Michael Schumacher "Will Remain an Invalid": Report
Michael Schumacher's recovery from coma is being hailed the world over. The legendary F1 driver who spent 170 days in hospital after a skiing accident will however need constant assistance, say medical experts.
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Former F1 doctor says 'lapses' in early Michael Schumacher care
Formula One's former chief doctor Gary Hartstein has warned Michael Schumacher's chances of recovery from a skiing accident are decreasing over time.
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Former F1 doctor says 'lapses' in early Schumacher care
Formula One's former chief doctor has said "serious lapses" in early treatment may have worsened Michael Schumacher's condition and warned his chances of recovery from a skiing accident are decreasing over time.
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Michael Schumacher shows 'small but encouraging signs of recovery', says agent
Schumacher's agent Sabine Kehm issued the family statement which said that they are confident of his recovery from the life-threatening skiing accident that left him in coma.
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Michael Schumacher still in the 'waking up phase', says manager Sabine Kehm
Amid lot of speculation over his recovery, Michael Schumacher's manager Sabine Kehm said that there was no change in Michael Schumancher's condition and that any medical information published which is not confirmed by the team of doctors treating Michael or his management has to be considered as not valid.
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Medical experts predict Michael Schumacher won't make full recovery
Michael Schumacher has been in induced coma since December 27 last year after suffering a head injury while skiing.
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Full recovery for Michael Schumacher unlikely, some neurologists say
The 45-year-old Michael Schumacher fell while skiing in France and hit the right side of his head on a rock, cracking his helmet. Doctors operated to remove blood clots from his brain but some were left because they were too deeply embedded.
