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Actor and comedian Amy Schumer said she was diagnosed with Cushing’s syndrome, a relatively rare hormonal disorder that can change a person’s facial appearance and cause weight gain.
Amy Schumer was diagnosed with Cushing syndrome, a hormonal disorder caused by high levels of cortisol in the body — thanks to comments from people on the internet who noticed her "puffier face ...
Comedian Amy Schumer revealed she was diagnosed with the hormonal disorder Cushing syndrome. Here's what to know about her diagnosis and the disorder.
Comedian Amy Schumer has Cushing syndrome, a hormonal disorder prompted by getting steroid injections in high doses. In ‘Life & Beth,’ the actress looks back on her early years, and falling in ...
Amy Schumer says rude internet comments led to her Cushing syndrome diagnosis: 'Just like when I realized I had named my son something that didn't sound so good. The internet is undefeated, as ...
Amy Schumer revealed in a new interview that she has been diagnosed with Cushing syndrome following lots of internet chatter about her appearance. “While I was doing press on camera for my Hulu ...
Comedian Amy Schumer revealed that she was diagnosed with Cushing syndrome. Here's what to know about her diagnosis and the disorder. Local Sports Things To Do Politics Travel Advertise Obituaries ...
Amy Schumer has been diagnosed with Cushing syndrome. The comedian revealed the health condition during an appearance on Jessica Yellin’s “News Not Noise” newsletter, saying the diagnosis ...
Amy Schumer, who has recently contended with internet trolls making fun of her facial puffiness caused by disease, says she has since learned she suffers from exogenous Cushing syndrome.
Comedian Amy Schumer has opened up about her Cushing’s syndrome diagnosis, revealing that online comments about her appearance prompted her to seek medical advice.. Speaking on the Call Her ...
Amy Schumer realized she was experiencing a health issue after trolls criticized her appearance earlier this month, and she was later diagnosed with Cushing syndrome.