A whistleblower has said the condition is alarming doctors, two years after it was first discovered in the spring of 2019.
, the employee with Vitalité Health Network, one of the province’s two health authorities, said suspected cases are growing in young people.
Case reports described by the paper include a young mother who lost more than 50 pounds, developed insomnia and hallucinations.Her caregiver, a nursing student in her 20s, recently started showing symptoms of the disease. For example, a pathologist controversy claimed Laurie Beatty instead died of Alzheimer’s – a conclusion that “gobsmacked” his family.
The whistleblower at Vitalité continued: “This is not a New Brunswick disease. We’re probably the area that is raising the flag because we’re mostly rural and in an area where people might have more exposure to environmental factors.”
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