Headline Roundup October 23, 2018
Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman to Serve on Supreme Court, Announces Dementia Diagnosis
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"Some time ago, doctors diagnosed me with the beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimerβs disease. As this condition has progressed, I am no longer able to participate in public life."
Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor announced Tuesday she is in the early stages of what is likely Alzheimer's disease and is retiring from public life.
Justice Sandra Day OβConnor, the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court, has been diagnosed with the βbeginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimerβs,β she said Tuesday.
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