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   Does Adam Horovitz have epilepsy?

   • Adam Horovitz (Ad-Rock): His experience with epilepsy and his status in the music industry break down misconceptions, showing that the condition is just one facet of a multifaceted life. You may sometimes feel unseen when living with epilepsy.

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   Who is Adam Horovitz?

   • Longtime fans of the Beastie Boys could be forgiven for imagining that the rappers would be perennially young, forever New York’s impish hometown heroes, ollieing past authority on their way to after-hours fun. In truth, Adam Horovitz, 48 and better known as Ad-Rock, hasn’t set foot on a skateboard in a decade. “It’s way too much work,” he said.

   Adam Horovitz, a Beastie Boy in Middle Age - The New York Times

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   How does Danny Glover manage epilepsy?

   • Danny Glover: His advocacy and public talks about his journey with epilepsy from a young age emphasize the importance of support and understanding in managing the condition. He also talks about how determination can play a significant role in management.

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   How did Adam Horovitz grow up?

   • The Beastie Boy on growing up, mellowing out, and the importance of snacks. Adam Horovitz was born in Manhattan, in 1966, and raised there by his mother, the artist Doris Keefe. His father, the playwright Israel Horovitz, left the family in 1969. New York in the seventies was wild and lawless, which suited a young person searching for a tribe.

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2. www.myepilepsyteam.com › resources › what-adam-adWhat Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz's Epilepsy Diagnosis Does for ...

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   Jun 6, 2019 · Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz, member of the hip-hop group the Beastie Boys, experienced a tonic-clonic seizure in 2003. When Ad-Rock announced he had begun to wear a medical alert bracelet due to epilepsy, a wave of empathy and validation washed over the epilepsy community.

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   May 24, 2020 · Hua Hsu interviews Adam Horovitz, better known as Ad-Rock, of the Beastie Boys, about his career as a hip-hop artist and his life after it.

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   Horovitz appeared prominently in The Punk Singer, a 2013 documentary film about Hanna's life and career, and even shot some scenes. Horovitz began to wear a medical alert bracelet following the tonic–clonic seizure he experienced in 2003.

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   Nov 6, 2023 · Adam Horovitz (Ad-Rock): His experience with epilepsy and his status in the music industry break down misconceptions, showing that the condition is just one facet of a multifaceted life. How Public Figures With Epilepsy Influence Awareness

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   Adam Horovitz (better known as the King Ad-Rock) member of the musical group, Beastie Boys, wears a medical-alert bracelet on his wrist due to Epilepsy. "Last November, while watching TV... he had a...

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   Jun 22, 2017 · In talking publicly about his epilepsy and what it feels like to have a seizure, the rapper is helping to shed light on the condition for his millions of fans.

9. www.nytimes.com › 2015/03/22 › moviesAdam Horovitz, a Beastie Boy in Middle Age - The New York Times

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   Mar 20, 2015 · Longtime fans of the Beastie Boys could be forgiven for imagining that the rappers would be perennially young, forever New York’s impish hometown heroes, ollieing past authority on their way to ...