Katie Couric reveals temporary amnesia erased hours of memory
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Katie Couric has no memory of serving on two panels, eating a coveted hot dog, or arriving at a hospital in Aspen, Colorado, after a “freaky” episode last month, she revealed Monday.
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Katie Couric revealed this week that she experienced an episode of Transient Global Amnesia in June, which first prompted the prolific journalist’s family to believe she was having a stroke. “There was nothing all that unusual about that Saturday morning.
The 69-year-old journalist detailing in a July 6 substack post that she experienced memory loss last month , leading her to be diagnosed with Transient Global Amnesia (TGA).
"When I was asked the month, the year, and who was president, I got them wrong." | Veteran journalist Katie Couric opened up about her experience with temporary memory loss.
Katie Couric has no memory of serving on two panels, eating a coveted hot dog, or arriving at a hospital in Aspen, Colorado, after a “freaky” episode last month, she revealed Monday.
Katie Couric revealed Wednesday she was hospitalized for recent temporary memory loss, called transient global amnesia. Dr. Leah Croll, a neurologist at Maimonides Health, joins "CBS Mornings" with more on the condition.
