演员艾伦·阿尔达（Alan Alda）透露，三年前他被诊断患有帕金森症.
82岁的阿尔达在标志性的电视节目“M * A * S * H *”中扮演鹰眼皮尔斯上尉，他在周二的“哥伦比亚广播公司今早”被诊断出患有退行性神经系统疾病。.
艾伦·阿尔达谈到了他的播客与明星的坦诚对话
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“从那时起我就有了充实的生活，”他说。 “我已经采取行动，我已经进行了会谈，我在Stony Brook的Alda交流科学中心提供帮助。我开始播放这个新的播客，”他指着“Clear + Vivid”，他在那里主持与名人交谈.
“而且我注意到了 – 在过去的几周里我一直在电视上谈论新的播客 – 我可以看到我的拇指在一些镜头中抽搐了一下，我想，有人做的事情可能只是一个时间问题。从悲伤的角度讲述这个故事，但那不是我的目标。“
阿尔达是“M * A * S * H *”中第二古老的演员，这部关于1972年至1983年播出的20世纪50年代朝鲜战争期间韩国一家美国陆军医院的传奇喜剧。 Alda是所有11个赛季中仅有的四个角色之一，他还编写并执导过很多集.
1983年的最后一集观看了1.059亿观众，这是美国历史上收视率最高的电视直播，直到2010年超级碗，并且仍然是历史上观看次数最多的电视剧集。.
他在“M * A * S * H *”的作品和2006年的“西翼”作品中获得了六项艾美奖，并因其在“The West Wing”中的角色而获得奥斯卡最佳男配角奖提名。飞行员“与莱昂纳多迪卡普里奥。阿尔达在其杰出的职业生涯中也被提名为格莱美奖和托尼奖.
迈克尔·J·福克斯对穆罕默德·阿里对帕金森症的影响
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Alda最近推出了他自己的播客“Clear + Vivid”，专注于连接和通信。他与朱迪法官和莎拉西尔弗曼等名人交谈.
“事实证明，我一直在为这个播客做准备，因为与另一个人有关的经历是你在舞台上必须做的事情，”他上周在今天说道。.
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Actor Alan Alda revealed that he was diagnosed with Parkinsons disease three years ago. The 82-year-old Alda played Captain Hawkeye Pierce in the iconic TV show “M*A*S*H” and was diagnosed with a degenerative neurological disease on Tuesday. Alda talked about his podcast and candid conversations with celebrities on Thursday. “Since then, Ive had a full life,” he said. “Ive taken action, Ive had conversations, I offer help at the Alda Communication Science Center at Stony Brook. I started playing this new podcast,” he pointed to “Clear + Vivid,” where he hosts conversations with celebrities. Alda is the second oldest actor in “M*A*S*H,” the legendary comedy about a US Army hospital in Korea during the 1950s Korean War that aired from 1972 to 1983. Alda was one of only four characters in all 11 seasons, and he also wrote and directed many episodes. He decided to let people know he has Parkinsons disease to encourage others to take action. “I was diagnosed three and a half years ago, but my life is full,” he said. “I perform, I give speeches, I do my podcast, I enjoy it. If you get a diagnosis, keep moving forward!”