Survivor demands answers as over 100 people from same NJ high school get deadly rare brain cancer

It’s a medical mystery worthy of “House M.D.” as more than 100 people who attended or worked at a New Jersey high school develop a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer years later, prompting an official investigation into the cause.

Al Lupiano, a 50-year-old environmental scientist, graduated from Colonia High School in Woodbridge, NJ, in 1988. Some 14 years later, in 2002, Lupiano was diagnosed with a rare glioblastoma brain tumor — a condition he beat, though one from which he still suffers issues.

It was a stroke of bad luck — or so Lupiano thought, until last August when both his wife and his sister were diagnosed with the same, rare brain tumor on the left side of the brain.

“My sister received the news she had a primary brain tumor, herself,” Lupiano told CBS2. “Unfortunately, it turned out to be stage 4 glioblastoma. Two hours later, we received information that my wife also had a primary brain tumor.”

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