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The Canadian CRS has reported that 5 deaths and 43 cases of a mysterious mad cow disease-like brain disease have been reported in New Brunswick.
According to the report broadcast by the channel, the information indicates that the disease has similarities to the rare and fatal brain disorder known as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) and its variants, including bovine spongiform encephalopathy, known under the name of mad cow disease.
New Brunswick health officials are trying to figure out how 43 people contracted the unknown neurological disease.
The disease was first diagnosed in 2015, according to an internal public health note sent this month, as the disease affects all age groups and appears to be concentrated in the Acadian Peninsula in northeastern New Brunswick. -Brunswick and the Moncton area in the southeast.
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