Bergen disease

Bergen disease is a lung illness originating in 2016. It has recorded 103 thousand cases and 14 thousand deaths, and infects the elderly. Mostly those with decaying lungs, which usually starts to happen at age 8, will slowly begin to grow bacteria leading to breathing troubles.
== Origin ==
The disease originated sometime during mid-June 2016, when an elderly man experienced severe troubles with breathing. He went to the hospital and died shortly after being checked up. No diagnosis was made for him and little time was given to investigate the disease.
== Symptoms ==
No person younger than 7 has ever been diagnosed with Bergen disease. If you experience these symptoms and are younger than seven, do not visit the hospital unless they are severe. Bergen disease can still occur if you have a punctured lung or underlying breathing troubles. The symptoms are uncontrollable breathing. The less common symptoms are violent, forced inhalation (which is your body forcing you to gasp for air).