An environmental scientist Al Lupiano, found the answer to a medical mystery which links him and 100 other people who have been diagnosed with rare cancers and went to the same New Jersey high school.
A single New Jersey man has solved a medical puzzle that appears to link 100 people with rare cancers to a Woodbridge high school.
Al Lupiano was diagnosed with Acoustic Neuroma (AN), a "very rare" and excessively large brain tumour for someone his age, when he was just 27 years old .Lupiano's wife and sister, who is now deceased, were both diagnosed with uncommon kinds of brain cancer on the same day last summer. Lupiano revealed in a Facebook post that he has been updating since March 7 that his wife was diagnosed with an abnormally large AN tumour and that his sister was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM), which has an occurrence rate of 30 individuals per million.
"Their neurologist, who has been recognized as a global leader in neurosurgery by the World Federa...
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