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Connecticut Rep. John Larson freezes mid-speech on House floor after suffering ‘adverse reaction’ to medication: alarming video
John Larson stalled and seemingly froze mid-speech on the House of Representatives floor, according to an alarming clip of the moment — which his team claimed was an “adverse reaction” to a ...
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John Larson pause on House floor attributed to ‘adverse reaction’
John Larson, D-1st District, froze and stopped talking for a brief period while delivering a floor speech Monday afternoon, an episode that was attributed to an “adverse reaction” to a new ...
Connecticut Rep. John Larson freezes mid-speech on House floor after suffering ‘adverse reaction’ to medication: alarming video
Rep. John Larson stalled and seemingly froze mid-speech on the House of Representatives floor, according to an alarming clip ...
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Rep. John Larson thanks supporters after ‘adverse reaction’ to medication
CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — Rep. John Larson is thanking his supporters after he had what he calls an adverse reaction to a new medication on Monday on the house floor, according to a press release ...
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Rep. John Larson's pause on House floor was an 'adverse reaction to new medication,' his staff says
John Larson seemed to briefly freeze during a five-minute speech on the floor of the House of Representatives Monday afternoon, a medical incident that his office said was likely a reaction to new ...
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'Adverse reaction' to medication: Democrat, 76, freezes while speaking on House floor
John Larson abruptly stopped talking while he was on the floor of the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., with his office reportedly saying he had an "adverse reaction" to new medication.
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Rep. John Larson thanks supporters after 'adverse reaction' to medication
Rep. John Larson is thanking his supporters after he had what he calls an adverse reaction to a new medication on Monday on the house floor, according to a press release from his team. Rep.