A Nottinghamshire man was given a 'one in a million' diagnosis when given a CT scan following a zip line accident.
Adam Tate, a lecturer from Stapleford, was told he had Fahr's disease following the accident in 2014. He has now set up his own charity to help others with the condition.
He said: "I was taken to hospital for that [the accident] and it was an incidental finding. During that time there was a CT scan to check if I had a brain injury from the zip line accident. I was then told by my GP that the radiologist said I had got something called Fahr's disease."
