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‘I thought my brain fog was dementia, but it was a vitamin deficiency’

Summary by Australian Financial Review
When solicitor Katrina Burchell was commuting, she got on the wrong train – for the third night in a row. It was the start of a journey that made her a CEO.

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‘I thought my brain fog was dementia, but it was a vitamin deficiency’

When solicitor Katrina Burchell was commuting, she got on the wrong train – for the third night in a row. It was the start of a journey that made her a CEO.

·Sydney, Australia
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Australian Financial Review broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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