After a round of tests, it was determined that the cause of the brief pause in my speech was a complex partial seizure,” U.S. Rep. John Larson said.

Rep. John Larson, 76, shared the cause of his freezing incident while on the House floor on Feb. 10, explaining that it likely stemmed from a prior medical procedure ...

"I will be able to resume an active schedule beginning tomorrow, when I plan to be present and voting on the House floor," Larson wrote.

Larson's pause on Monday was initially attributed to adverse effects to medication. After more tests, doctors identified it ...

Connecticut Rep. John Larson (D) said Tuesday that he had a seizure on the House floor the previous day. “Yesterday, at around noon, I experienced a medical incident on the House floor, when my speech ...

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