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0:46Now PlayingThe Los Angeles meteorologist who dramatically fainted on live television Saturday revealed that the terrifying moment was brought on by a common disease.
CBS Los Angeles weatherwoman Alissa Carlson Schwartz told colleagues Tuesday that she suffers from vasovagal syncope, which affects roughly one-third of the population.
“I do have a history of fainting,” Schwartz said. “It’s just when you’re on a public platform, sometimes it happens and people now see this.”
Schwartz shocked weekend viewers when she turned white during her 7 a.m. weather report and leaned forward uneasily on her desk.
She tried to steady herself as her eyes rolled to the back of her head and she slumped forward. Schwartz then suddenly dropped to the ground as her co-anchors shrieked in surprise.
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