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Dozens in a Canadian province face a mysterious brain disorder: ‘The population is in shock’

Penn Live 14 May 2021

The Washington Post reports Alier Marrero, a neurologist in Moncton, New Brunswick, has seen patients with symptoms that mimic a fatal brain disorder named Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease for years ... According to the report, Marrero has found diagnostic testing for the syndrome in his patients consistently comes back negative.

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Cluster of mysterious brain disease patients baffles Canadian doctors

AOL 06 May 2021

Medics initially likened the mysterious condition to the deadly brain disorder Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), until patient tests came back clear. In March 2021, Radio-Canada reported medics of New Brunswick province ...

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Mysterious brain disease causing hallucinations probed in Canada

New York Post 31 Mar 2021

Officials alerted doctors in the New Brunswick province this month that they were monitoring a cluster of 43 cases of a neurological disease of unknown cause, The Guardian reported ... In addition to CJD, the symptoms also are similar to some of its variants, including mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy, the CBC reported.

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An Unknown Brain Disease Has Hit Dozens Of People In Canada

IFL Science 31 Mar 2021

As reported by CBC, Green Party Leader David Coon criticized the public health agency for their lack of transparency over the disease. He says that case numbers shot up in 2019 — when 11 cases were reported — and again in 2020 — when a further 24 cases were reported ... However, CJD and all known prion diseases have been ruled out by early lab tests.

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The Marshall News Messenger 23 Sep 2020

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First all-human mouse model of inherited prion disease

Science Daily 10 Jun 2020

Human prion diseases include Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) and ...

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A comparison between Mad Cow Disease and COVID-19, just for perspective...

Democratic Underground 07 Mar 2020

Eating the muscle tissue of a cow infected does not cause an increased risk of CJD development ... About 85% of the cases of human CJD are considered sporadic, with no known cause behind the development ... By October 2010, a total of 222 definite and probable variant CJD cases had been reported worldwide in residents of 12 countries.

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Ethicon Launches VISTASEAL Fibrin Sealant (Human) To Manage Bleeding During Surgery

The Trentonian 03 Dec 2019

May carry a risk of transmitting infectious agents, e.g., viruses, the variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD) agent and, theoretically, the Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) agent ... The most common adverse reactions (reported in >1% of clinical trial subjects) were nausea and procedural pain ... v Completion Report for Angled Adherence, Study No.

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Merz Forms Fully Focused Global Medical Aesthetics Business: Merz Aesthetics

The Marshall News Messenger 12 Nov 2019

The reorganization was announced as Merz reported the completion of another year of strong business performance across all regions, exceeding fiscal year 2018/19 revenue targets ... These symptoms have been reported hours to weeks after injection ... No cases of transmission of viral diseases or CJD have ever been reported for albumin.

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NIAID scientists develop “mini-brain” model of human prion disease

NIH 14 Jun 2019

National Institutes of Health scientists have used human skin cells to create what they believe is the first cerebral organoid system, or “mini-brain,” for studying sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD). CJD is a fatal neurodegenerative brain disease of humans believed to be caused by infectious prion protein.

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Study Claims Alzheimer’s Disease Is a Double-Prion Disorder

Mercola 06 Jun 2019

Researchers have noted that Alzheimer’s behaves like a slow moving version of CJD,12,13,14 and according to one paper,15 “Prions are considered a subclass of amyloids in which protein aggregation becomes self-perpetuating and infectious.” As reported by Scientific American.16.