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I thought nodding off in front of the TV was normal. But it was a sign of disease doctors said could kill me at any moment. By LUCY ELKINS. Published: 07:01 EDT, 24 February 2025 | Updated: 08:10 ...

Sport; Other Sports; Roger Black; Olympic hero thought nodding off was sign of age - doctors revealed it was killer disease Roger Black required surgery after blaming his weariness on simply ...

Nodding syndrome is a disease that affects multiple body systems but majorly presents with brain injury and a unique type of severe epilepsy, according to the Health ministry National Jun 07, 2024 ...

Nodding disease has emerged as a significant public health crisis in northern Uganda, particularly in Omoro District. Despite various interventions, the disease continues to devastate families ...

Nodding syndrome is a neurological condition that causes severe and debilitating mental and physical disabilities and life-threatening seizures. The disease mainly affects children and adolescents ...

One key symptom is repetitive head nodding, which can be rapid, with sufferers repeating the motion up to 20 times a minute. The disease is not contagious between humans and cases have been ...

Committee chairperson Charles Ayume says the first case of nodding syndrome was reported more than 15 years ago, but available literature does not point towards its definitive causative agent ...

Ugandan health officials have warned of the re-emergence of the strange Nodding Syndrome. The syndrome was first detected in the 1960s in Tanzania, Uganda and Sudan. It has no known causes or cure ...

Omac and Kibwota suffer from nodding syndrome, a neurological disease for which the cause has not yet been conclusively identified. In northern Uganda, a region fraught by years of civil war, ...

Nodding syndrome is usually described as a debilitating neurological disease that almost exclusively manifests in children and young adults (ages 3 to 15).But while it leads to severe symptoms ...