The reason Naomi Watts (Donostia Award) agreed to star in ‘The Impossible’ despite having hydrophobia due to childhood trauma: “I was very scared”
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Actress Naomi Watts, a recent recipient of the Donostia Award at the San Sebastián Film Festival, revealed that she agreed to star in the film *The Impossible* despite suffering from hydrophobia caused by a childhood trauma. Watts stated that she knew within the first five pages of reading the script that she would accept the role, despite being greatly frightened by the water-based elements of the production.
In a separate scientific development, researchers from CONICET and the National University of Central Buenos Aires Province (UNCPBA) in Argentina have developed an artificial intelligence tool capable of identifying diabetes-related retinal damage before any physical symptoms appear.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Naomi WattsFocuses on Naomi Watts overcoming childhood hydrophobia trauma to star in The Impossible.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - AI Retina ToolHighlights Argentine scientists creating an AI tool for early diabetes retinal damage detection.
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