Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Diagnosed with Parkinson's

Robert Mueller, who used to be the head of the FBI, has Parkinson's disease.

This illness affects the brain and can make it hard to move and speak.

Mueller, who is 81, was diagnosed in 2021 and is experiencing speech and mobility difficulties.

Parkinson's can also affect thinking, senses, and mood.

While there's no cure, there are treatments to help manage the symptoms.