Dave Stock for New Scientist
THE late morning train was packed. Andrew Scarborough had been feeling odd recently – headaches would come and go, leaving him slurring his words. He blamed the stress of his master’s degree. The flu, perhaps.
Pain unfurled in his head as the train pulled south from London. Spasm gripped his face and his throat seized up. He started to yelp uncontrollably. “I felt like I was going to die,” he says. Then he slithered off his seat…
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