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Youtuber Pirulla Makes Rare Appearance After Stroke to Support Lito

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The biologist and youtuber Paulo Miranda Nascimento, known as Pirulla, published on Saturday a video in support of the pilot and influencer Lito Souza, recently diagnosed with Creutzfeldt-Jakob's disease, a rare and degenerative neurodegenerative condition. The message was shared by Lito on social networks, where he responded to the friend and stated that the two still intend to participate together in an episode of podcast Intelligence Ltda. Mi…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Influencer said he intends to be the first person in the world to control Creutzfeldt-Jakob's disease. Read on Power360.

Influencer made his second appearance to the public since a stroke in May 2025

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Influencer published new video on Saturday (29) and rebutted the typical consequence of the disease: "I did not lose anything from my cognition, my thinking ability."The digital influencer and former aviation mechanic Lito Sousa published, on Saturday (29), a new video on his YouTube channel, "Airplanes and Musics." In the recording, he stated that his [...]

Pirula, youtuber who suffered a stroke on May 25, 2025, published a video in support of the influencer Lito Sousa, recently diagnosed with Creutzfeldt-Jakob's disease, rare and degenerative. The message was published on Instagram on the afternoon of Saturday (29). Lito, man, ‘we've seen it together!' Good luck. And calm down. Go there! All right? [...] The post Pirula, who suffered AVC, posted video with optimistic message to Lito appeared first…

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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