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Legendary Formula One driver Michael Schumacher, having sustained a head injury while skiing in Meribel ski resort in the French Alps, remains in a coma for the last month and doctors cannot make any concrete statement about his future state of health. The German driver was operated on twice in a French hospital in the city of Grenoble and has been kept in a private cooled room to preserve his brain from further damage. On December 31, Schumacher's doctor Jean-Francois Payen pointed out that the German driver's recovery may be lengthy. Depending on the length of time that he remains in a coma, the German legend's brain could be seriously damaged due to the severity of his accident and he may not come out of it, asserted German magazine Focus.
Formula One driver Schumacher still in coma
Formula One driver Michael Schumacher's state of health remains uncertain.
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