We explain the common gymnast condition which Larry Nassar 'used as an excuse' to touch his victims EDS is a genetic disorder that makes skin, joints and connective tissues more flexible It is likely more common among gymnasts and athletes who display unusual flexibility One gymnast claimed that Nassar claimed that he could tell she had the condition based on an invasive pelvic exam But, an expert says, that would not be part of a proper diagnostic procedure See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source During Larry Nassar's sexual abuse trial and sentencing, victims' harrowing stories have brought to light Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), a condition that is common among gymnasts, but poorly understood
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As such, our experiment suggests that we should recalibrate our expectations of (body-worn cameras)." White said fewer lawsuits have been filed against the police department since Detroit officers began using body cameras last year, but he added: "I can't say definitively that body cams are the reason for that." White said the only surprise that's surfaced since the department initiated the body camera program was the amount of space needed to store the videos, which are retained in criminal cases at least until all appeals have been exhausted
