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Schumacher Shows ‘Good Signs’ in Rare Positive Health Update
Michael Schumacher remains non-verbal and dependent on care but showed the first positive health signs in years, including signing a charity helmet, insiders say.
- Stefan L'Hermitt, L'Equipe journalist, reported earlier this year that Michael Schumacher is doing better, describing it as a 'positive' sign and first glimpse of progress.
- On December 29, 2013, Michael Schumacher crashed head-first into a boulder while skiing in Meribel, French Alps, suffering major skull trauma and undergoing two brain surgeries in a medically induced coma lasting 250 days.
- His family keeps his condition private and Corinna Schumacher has restricted access to a maximum of 20 people; earlier this year Michael Schumacher signed a charity helmet with her help.
- A court convicted Yilmaz Tozturkan and Daniel Lins who demanded �12million to release images, while Johnny Herbert dismissed some reports as fake news.
- Schumacher's record positions him as a defining figure in F1, sharing seven Drivers' Championships with Lewis Hamilton and compiling 155 podiums.
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In 'L'Équipe' they see positive signs in the state of health of the seven-time world champion F1, 12 years after the famous ski accident
·Barcelona, Spain
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There are rumors about the state of health of the former German driver, who in 2013 risked dying in a ski accident in Meribel. There are those who are optimistic and who are losing even their last hopes
·Italy
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Michael Schumacher health update shared as 'positive sign' pointed out after rare move
A Formula One insider has offered a glimmer of hope regarding Michael Schumacher's health condition, which has been a closely guarded secret ever since his awful skiing accident
·Wales, United Kingdom
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Total News Sources24
Leaning Left2Leaning Right4Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Right
Bias Distribution
- 45% of the sources lean Right
45% Right
L 22%
C 33%
R 45%
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