What happens with CJ disease is the brain starts to get holes in it, until it resembles a sponge under a microscope. That, as you may have guessed, is not good. So what are the

In the article Dr. Collison does write that it is safe to embalm people with this disease. She states that if the embalmer strictly follow’s the guidelines and precautions for embalming such cases, that we should not have a problem with it. Such precautions may include, eye protection, cut prove gloves, basically what we embalmers like to call, a “Zuit Suit.” She also stated that the risk of the embalmer getting infected with the disease, is lower than that of hepatitis, or HIV. This is more good news!!

Is there more than one type of CJ disease? As a matter of fact there are three main types of CJ disease, the most common type being Sporadic, next is hereditary, and finally acquired. The Sporadic is the most common type infecting eighty five percent of the people with the disease. Hereditary, as you may have guessed by now, is passed along from your parents, (thanks mom and dad!) This type is due to a gene mutation and acounts for about five to te

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