Study finds no evidence to support New Brunswick’s mystery brain disease

May 7, 2025
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FREDERICTON — There is no evidence to support claims of a mystery brain disease in New Brunswick, says a new study that suggests the media may have played a role in feeding patients' fears.
Published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Neurology,

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