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Jesse Jackson Hospitalized: Understanding His Health Update
Civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson, 84, was hospitalized this week in Chicago, prompting concern and questions about his ongoing battle with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP). While his family says he is stable, this latest update puts a spotlight on the rare neurological condition he has been managing for years.
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