GOP Sen. Susan Collins discloses longtime tremor after scrutiny in Maine Senate race

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Susan Collins reveals ‘benign' tremor, says it hasn't affected her job or how she feels.

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The 73-year-old Republican from Maine has served in the Senate since 1997 and is seeking a sixth term in November.

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She said her condition is "extremely common."

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Susan Collins reveals medical condition but says her job as senator is unaffected - The Guardian.

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Susan Collins reveals medical condition but says her job as senator is unaffected The GuardianSen.

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Susan Collins discloses ‘essential tremor' diagnosis to explain shaking The

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Collins says her benign essential tremor is ‘extremely common'.

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Susan Collins, R-Maine, shared that she has a benign essential tremor, which she called an "extremely common condition." WCSH's Phil Hirschkorn details the condition and its side effects.

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**Summary:** Senator Susan Collins, 73, disclosed her lifelong benign essential tremor after scrutiny during the Maine Senate race. **Why It Matters:** This revelation highlights Collins' ongoing health concerns and underscores how personal issues can impact public figures.