Images Dated 22nd August 2003
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Featured 22 Aug 2003 Print
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2003 Hungarian Grand Prix - Friday 1st Qualifying,
2003 Hungarian Grand Prix
Budapest, Hungary. 22nd August 2003
World Copyright: Steve Etherington/LAT Photographic
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Featured 22 Aug 2003 Print
2003 IRL IndyCar Nazareth
2003 IRL IndyCar Nazareth Speedway, Nazareth, PA 8/22-8/24/03 USA
Al Unser Jr.
World Copyright©Walt Kuhn 2003 LAT Photographic
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Walt Kuhn 465 Spring Mill Lane Indianapolis,IN 46260
317.251.2001
© World Walt Kuhn 2003
Featured 22 Aug 2003 Print
Artwork of Tourette syndrome sufferer speaking
Tourette syndrome. Artwork representation of a Tourette syndrome sufferer shocking and puzzling another figure as he speaks. Tourette syndrome is named after Gilles de la Tourette, the French neurologist who first described it. It starts in childhood with repetitive tics and grimaces, usually of the head and neck. Involuntary barks, grunts, or other noises usually appear as the disease progresses. In about half the cases the sufferer involuntarily uses obscene speech (coprolalia) as is depicted here. The syndrome is of lifelong duration but certain antipsychotic drugs can provide some relief
© PAUL BROWN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
