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Publication Date: March 14, 2025 - 05:00
Advocates don't trust N.B. health minister to do fair investigation into mystery illness
March 14, 2025
An advocate for New Brunswickers suffering from unexplained neurological symptoms says a letter obtained by CBC News suggests Health Minister Dr. John Dornan wasn't truthful about his role in the removal of a Moncton neurologist from his post at the clinic treating many of the patients.
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