Dozens in their town developed a mysterious brain disease. No one knows why.

The scientific puzzle has now become a political maelstrom.
From The Times

August 19, 2024

Doctors identified a cluster of patients in the Canadian province of New Brunswick with similar brain diseases. Laurie Beatty is one of many local residents who have exhibited comparable, inexplicable symptoms of neurological decline.

A portrait of Gabrielle Cormier.

Brendan George Ko for The New York Times

In the absence of answers, a political maelstrom has ensued.

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