Toronto Public Health says the latest cases of variant CJD in Toronto are in age-related dementia cases.

Toronto Public Health confirms first three cases of Omicron variant in city

Toronto Public Health (TPH) confirms the first three cases in the city of Toronto of Omicron variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. Toronto Public Health says the latest cases of variant CJD in Toronto are in age-related dementia cases.

Toronto Public Health confirms the first three cases in the city of Toronto of Omicron variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease.

Toronto Public Health says the latest cases of variant CJD in Toronto are in age-related dementia cases.

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Toronto Public Health confirms first three cases of Omicron variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. Toronto Public Health says the latest cases of variant CJD in Toronto are in age-related dementia cases.

Toronto Public Health confirms the first three cases in the city of Toronto of Omicron variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Toronto Public Health says the latest cases of variant CJD in Toronto are in age-related dementia cases. The majority of people affected with the disease are older people, between 60 and 75 years old, and about two thirds are female. Those with variant CJD are generally in good health and no family history of any form of dementia.

Toronto Public Health says the latest cases of variant CJD in Toronto are in age-related dementia cases. Toronto Public Health says the majority of people affected with the disease are older people, between 60 and 75 years old, and about two thirds are female. Those with variant CJD are generally in good health and no family history of any form of dementia.

Toronto Public Health says the latest cases of variant CJD in Toronto are in age-related dementia cases. Toronto Public Health says the majority of people affected with the disease are older people, between 60 and 75 years old, and about two thirds are