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It has several symptoms including brain tumors, migraines, and amnesia. Without proper treatment, it may also cause death. But because of this condition, the sergeant's neural pathways are changed in ways that do not allow the [[Infection Form]] to match its mental frequency. The sergeant has not recieved treatment for the syndrome (30 weeks of chemotherapy), and therefore should die soon. | It has several symptoms including brain tumors, migraines, and amnesia. Without proper treatment, it may also cause death. But because of this condition, the sergeant's neural pathways are changed in ways that do not allow the [[Infection Form]] to match its mental frequency. The sergeant has not recieved treatment for the syndrome (30 weeks of chemotherapy), and therefore should die soon. | ||
==See Also== | |||
*[[Halo Graphic Novel Pg122|Borens Syndrome Hoax]] | |||
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[[Category:Diseases]] | [[Category:Diseases]] | ||
Revision as of 01:37, August 18, 2006
Summary
Boren's Syndrome is a condition that Sergeant Avery Johnson has, caused by exposure to high yield plasma grenades. It was contracted by an incident that involved a crate of plasma grenades.
Symptoms
It has several symptoms including brain tumors, migraines, and amnesia. Without proper treatment, it may also cause death. But because of this condition, the sergeant's neural pathways are changed in ways that do not allow the Infection Form to match its mental frequency. The sergeant has not recieved treatment for the syndrome (30 weeks of chemotherapy), and therefore should die soon.
