-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- actress jessica lange took a tumble in her minnesota vacation cabin tuesday , but a publicist said her injuries were not serious . lange , who turns 60 next month , suffered bruised ribs , a broken collarbone and a small cut on her forehead , spokeswoman leslee dart said wednesday . `` she will be completely fine and expects to be released from the hospital imminently , '' dart said . lange began her movie career in 1976 playing king kong 's love interest in the 1976 version of `` king kong '' but later was nominated for six oscars -- two of which she won . she won best supporting actress for her role in `` tootsie '' in 1982 and best leading actress for `` blue sky '' in 1994 . lange owns a lakeside cabin not far from cloquet , minnesota , where she was born in 1949 . twin 18-month-old boys were pronounced dead at a hospital after being pulled from a canal in arizona . the toddlers are believed to have fallen in the water accidentally at 9.45 am on friday in yuma , arizona . after a police search that lasted more than an hour , the brothers were pulled from the water . they were flown by a u.s. marine corps helicopter to a yuma hospital , where they were pronounced dead , franklin said . tragic : twin 18-month-old boys died after accidentally falling in a canal in arizona on friday morning . detectives investigating the case believe the boys ended up in the canal by accident and do n't suspect foul play , franklin said . the area along the canal is used by families for walks and by joggers and a family member was nearby when the boys ended up in the water . franklin would not provide details of the events that led up to the toddlers ending up in the canal . yuma fire department spokesman mike erfert said their crews were called out on a possible drowning . helicopters from the u.s. border patrol and the marine corps also flew over the canal searching for the boys . a country life may sound idyllic , but experts have found a possible link between rural living and parkinson 's disease . analysis of more than 100 studies from around the world shows that exposure to pesticides , bug and weed killers and solvents is associated with a higher risk of developing parkinson 's disease . study author , dr emanuele cereda , said : . the border patrol helicopter crew spotted the brothers in the water , erfert said , and they were pulled out at about 11.20 am . paramedics began immediate life-saving efforts and the boys were quickly loaded onto the marine corps helicopter for the trip to the hospital . ` due to this association , there was also a link between farming or . country living and developing parkinson 's in some of the studies . ' exposure to chemicals associated with country has been linked to an increased risk of parkinson 's disease . researchers from the irccs university hospital san matteo foundation in pavia , italy , reviewed studies that looked at weed , fungus , rodent or bug killers , and solvents in relation to the risk of developing parkinson 's disease . proximity to these chemicals , due to country living , occupation and drinking water were also evaluated . the research found that being exposed to bug or weed killers and solvents increased the risk of developing parkinson 's disease by 33 to 80 per cent . in controlled studies , exposure to the weed killer paraquat or the fungicides maneb and mancozeb was associated with twice the risk of developing the disease . parkinson 's is a chronic neurological disorder due a to deficiency in dopamine . dr cereda added : ` we did n't study whether the type of exposure , such as whether the compound was inhaled or absorbed through the skin and the method of application , such as spraying or mixing , affected parkinson 's risk . ` however , our study suggests that the risk increases in a dose response manner as the length of exposure to these chemicals increases . ' parkinson 's disease is a chronic neurological disorder , characterised by a deficiency of dopamine . this affects the way the brain co-ordinates the movements of the muscles in different parts of the body . the disease mainly develops in the over 50s . about 5 in 1,000 people in their 60s , and about 40 in 1,000 people in their 80s have the condition . the main symptoms are slowness of movement , stiffness of muscles and shaking . these tend to slowly worsen with time although the rate varies from patient to patient . there is currently no cure . the research appears in the journal neurology .
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-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- actress jessica lange took a tumble in her minnesota vacation cabin tuesday , but a publicist said her injuries were not serious . lange , who turns 60 next month , suffered bruised ribs , a broken collarbone and a small cut on her forehead , spokeswoman leslee dart said wednesday . `` she will be completely fine and expects to be released from the hospital imminently , '' dart said . lange began her movie career in 1976 playing king kong 's love interest in the 1976 version of `` king kong '' but later was nominated for six oscars -- two of which she won . she won best supporting actress for her role in `` tootsie '' in 1982 and best leading actress for `` blue sky '' in 1994 . lange owns a lakeside cabin not far from cloquet , minnesota , where she was born in 1949 . twin 18-month-old boys were pronounced dead at a hospital after being pulled from a canal in arizona . the toddlers are believed to have fallen in the water accidentally at 9.45 am on friday in yuma , arizona . after a police search that lasted more than an hour , the brothers were pulled from the water . they were flown by a u.s. marine corps helicopter to a yuma hospital , where they were pronounced dead , franklin said . tragic : twin 18-month-old boys died after accidentally falling in a canal in arizona on friday morning . detectives investigating the case believe the boys ended up in the canal by accident and do n't suspect foul play , franklin said . the area along the canal is used by families for walks and by joggers and a family member was nearby when the boys ended up in the water . franklin would not provide details of the events that led up to the toddlers ending up in the canal . yuma fire department spokesman mike erfert said their crews were called out on a possible drowning . helicopters from the u.s. border patrol and the marine corps also flew over the canal searching for the boys . a country life may sound idyllic , but experts have found a possible link between rural living and parkinson 's disease . analysis of more than 100 studies from around the world shows that exposure to pesticides , bug and weed killers and solvents is associated with a higher risk of developing parkinson 's disease . study author , dr emanuele cereda , said : . the border patrol helicopter crew spotted the brothers in the water , erfert said , and they were pulled out at about 11.20 am . paramedics began immediate life-saving efforts and the boys were quickly loaded onto the marine corps helicopter for the trip to the hospital . ` due to this association , there was also a link between farming or . country living and developing parkinson 's in some of the studies . ' exposure to chemicals associated with country has been linked to an increased risk of parkinson 's disease . researchers from the irccs university hospital san matteo foundation in pavia , italy , reviewed studies that looked at weed , fungus , rodent or bug killers , and solvents in relation to the risk of developing parkinson 's disease . proximity to these chemicals , due to country living , occupation and drinking water were also evaluated . the research found that being exposed to bug or weed killers and solvents increased the risk of developing parkinson 's disease by 33 to 80 per cent . in controlled studies , exposure to the weed killer paraquat or the fungicides maneb and mancozeb was associated with twice the risk of developing the disease . parkinson 's is a chronic neurological disorder due a to deficiency in dopamine . dr cereda added : ` we did n't study whether the type of exposure , such as whether the compound was inhaled or absorbed through the skin and the method of application , such as spraying or mixing , affected parkinson 's risk . ` however , our study suggests that the risk increases in a dose response manner as the length of exposure to these chemicals increases . ' parkinson 's disease is a chronic neurological disorder , characterised by a deficiency of dopamine . this affects the way the brain co-ordinates the movements of the muscles in different parts of the body . the disease mainly develops in the over 50s . about 5 in 1,000 people in their 60s , and about 40 in 1,000 people in their 80s have the condition . the main symptoms are slowness of movement , stiffness of muscles and shaking . these tend to slowly worsen with time although the rate varies from patient to patient . there is currently no cure . the research appears in the journal neurology .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- actress jessica lange took a tumble in her minnesota vacation cabin tuesday , but a publicist said her injuries were not serious . lange , who turns 60 next month , suffered bruised ribs , a broken collarbone and a small cut on her forehead , spokeswoman leslee dart said wednesday . `` she will be completely fine and expects to be released from the hospital imminently , '' dart said . lange began her movie career in 1976 playing king kong 's love interest in the 1976 version of `` king kong '' but later was nominated for six oscars -- two of which she won . she won best supporting actress for her role in `` tootsie '' in 1982 and best leading actress for `` blue sky '' in 1994 . lange owns a lakeside cabin not far from cloquet , minnesota , where she was born in 1949 . twin 18-month-old boys were pronounced dead at a hospital after being pulled from a canal in arizona . the toddlers are believed to have fallen in the water accidentally at 9.45 am on friday in yuma , arizona . after a police search that lasted more than an hour , the brothers were pulled from the water . they were flown by a u.s. marine corps helicopter to a yuma hospital , where they were pronounced dead , franklin said . tragic : twin 18-month-old boys died after accidentally falling in a canal in arizona on friday morning . detectives investigating the case believe the boys ended up in the canal by accident and do n't suspect foul play , franklin said . the area along the canal is used by families for walks and by joggers and a family member was nearby when the boys ended up in the water . franklin would not provide details of the events that led up to the toddlers ending up in the canal . yuma fire department spokesman mike erfert said their crews were called out on a possible drowning . helicopters from the u.s. border patrol and the marine corps also flew over the canal searching for the boys . a country life may sound idyllic , but experts have found a possible link between rural living and parkinson 's disease . analysis of more than 100 studies from around the world shows that exposure to pesticides , bug and weed killers and solvents is associated with a higher risk of developing parkinson 's disease . study author , dr emanuele cereda , said : . the border patrol helicopter crew spotted the brothers in the water , erfert said , and they were pulled out at about 11.20 am . paramedics began immediate life-saving efforts and the boys were quickly loaded onto the marine corps helicopter for the trip to the hospital . ` due to this association , there was also a link between farming or . country living and developing parkinson 's in some of the studies . ' exposure to chemicals associated with country has been linked to an increased risk of parkinson 's disease . researchers from the irccs university hospital san matteo foundation in pavia , italy , reviewed studies that looked at weed , fungus , rodent or bug killers , and solvents in relation to the risk of developing parkinson 's disease . proximity to these chemicals , due to country living , occupation and drinking water were also evaluated . the research found that being exposed to bug or weed killers and solvents increased the risk of developing parkinson 's disease by 33 to 80 per cent . in controlled studies , exposure to the weed killer paraquat or the fungicides maneb and mancozeb was associated with twice the risk of developing the disease . parkinson 's is a chronic neurological disorder due a to deficiency in dopamine . dr cereda added : ` we did n't study whether the type of exposure , such as whether the compound was inhaled or absorbed through the skin and the method of application , such as spraying or mixing , affected parkinson 's risk . ` however , our study suggests that the risk increases in a dose response manner as the length of exposure to these chemicals increases . ' parkinson 's disease is a chronic neurological disorder , characterised by a deficiency of dopamine . this affects the way the brain co-ordinates the movements of the muscles in different parts of the body . the disease mainly develops in the over 50s . about 5 in 1,000 people in their 60s , and about 40 in 1,000 people in their 80s have the condition . the main symptoms are slowness of movement , stiffness of muscles and shaking . these tend to slowly worsen with time although the rate varies from patient to patient . there is currently no cure . the research appears in the journal neurology .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- actress jessica lange took a tumble her minnesota vacation cabin tuesday, but a publicist her injuries lange, who turns 60 suffered bruised ribs, a small cut spokeswoman leslee dart wednesday `` she will completely fine expects released imminently, '' dart said. lange began her movie career 1976 playing king kong 's love interest the 1976 version `` king kong but later was nominated six oscars -- two. she won best supporting actress `` tootsie '' 1982 best leading actress `` blue sky 1994. lange owns a lakeside cabin not cloquet, minnesota where was 1949. twin 18-month-old boys pronounced pulled arizona. the toddlers believed fallen the water accidentally at 9.45 am friday in yuma, arizona. after a police search that lasted, the brothers pulled. they flown by u.s marine corps helicopter a yuma hospital, pronounced franklin. tragic : twin 18-month-old boys died accidentally falling in arizona on friday morning. detectives investigating believe the boys ended the canal by do n't suspect, franklin said. the area along the canal is used families walks by joggers a family member was nearby the boys ended. franklin would not provide details the events the toddlers ending the canal. yuma fire department spokesman mike erfert their crews out on a possible drowning. helicopters from the u.s. border patrol and the marine corps also flew the canal searching the boys. a country life may sound idyllic, experts have a possible link rural living parkinson 's disease. analysis more than 100 studies from around shows exposure pesticides, bug and weed killers and parkinson 's disease study author, dr emanuele cereda said :. the border patrol helicopter crew spotted the brothers the water, erfert said pulled at paramedics began immediate life-saving efforts the boys quickly loaded the marine corps helicopter for the trip. ` due this association, there also a link farming or. country living and developing parkinson 's in some the studies. ' exposure chemicals associated country has parkinson 's disease. researchers from the irccs university hospital san matteo foundation in pavia, italy, reviewed studies looked weed, fungus rodent or bug killers solvents relation the risk developing parkinson 's disease proximity these chemicals, due country living, occupation drinking water were also evaluated the research found being exposed bug or weed killers and solvents increased parkinson 's disease by 33 to 80. in controlled studies, exposure the weed killer paraquat or the fungicides maneb and mancozeb was twice the risk the disease. parkinson 's is a chronic neurological disorder due a to deficiency dopamine. dr cereda added : ` we did n't study whether the type exposure, such whether the compound inhaled through and the method application such spraying mixing affected parkinson 's risk. ` however, our study suggests the risk increases in a dose response manner as the length. ' parkinson 's disease, characterised a deficiency dopamine. this affects the brain co the movements. the disease mainly develops the over 50s. about 5 in 1,000 people, and have the condition. the main symptoms slowness, stiffness shaking. these tend slowly worsen although the rate varies patient. there currently no cure. the research appears the journal neurology.
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- actress jessica lange took a tumble in her minnesota vacation cabin tuesday , but a publicist said her injuries were not serious . lange , who turns 60 next month , suffered bruised ribs , a broken collarbone and a small cut on her forehead , spokeswoman leslee dart said wednesday . `` she will be completely fine and expects to be released from the hospital imminently , '' dart said . lange began her movie career in 1976 playing king kong 's love interest in the 1976 version of `` king kong '' but later was nominated for six oscars -- two of which she won . she won best supporting actress for her role in `` tootsie '' in 1982 and best leading actress for `` blue sky '' in 1994 . lange owns a lakeside cabin not far from cloquet , minnesota , where she was born in 1949 . twin 18-month-old boys were pronounced dead at a hospital after being pulled from a canal in arizona . the toddlers are believed to have fallen in the water accidentally at 9.45 am on friday in yuma , arizona . after a police search that lasted more than an hour , the brothers were pulled from the water . they were flown by a u.s. marine corps helicopter to a yuma hospital , where they were pronounced dead , franklin said . tragic : twin 18-month-old boys died after accidentally falling in a canal in arizona on friday morning . with country has been linked to an increased risk of parkinson 's disease . researchers from the irccs university hospital san matteo foundation in pavia , italy , reviewed studies that looked at weed , fungus , rodent or bug killers , and solvents in relation to the risk of developing parkinson 's disease . proximity to these chemicals , due to country living , occupation and drinking water were also evaluated . the research found that being exposed to bug or weed killers and solvents increased the risk of developing parkinson 's disease by 33 to 80 per cent . in controlled studies , exposure to the weed killer paraquat or the fungicides maneb and mancozeb was associated with twice the risk of developing the disease . parkinson 's is a chronic neurological disorder due a to deficiency in dopamine . dr cereda added : ` we did n't study whether the type of exposure , such as whether the compound was inhaled or absorbed through the skin and the method of application , such as spraying or mixing , affected parkinson 's risk . ` however , our study suggests that the risk increases in a dose response manner as the length of exposure to these chemicals increases . ' parkinson 's disease is a chronic neurological disorder , characterised by a deficiency of dopamine . this affects the way the brain co-ordinates the movements of the muscles in different parts of the body . the disease mainly develops in the over 50s . about 5 in 1,000 people in their 60s , and about 40 in 1,000 people in their 80s have the condition . the main symptoms are slowness of movement , stiffness of muscles and shaking . these tend to slowly worsen with time although the rate varies from patient to patient . there is currently no cure . the research appears in the journal neurology .
 The text discusses the health of actress Jessica Lange, who suffered injuries in a cabin accident in Minnesota. She was hospitalized and expected to make a full recovery. The article also mentions her movie career, including her roles in "King Kong" and "Blue Sky". Additionally, it touches on the topic of Parkinson's disease, which is a chronic neurological disorder that affects movement and balance.