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Mad Cow Disease

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  1. Bill supports local meat salesRead the original story

    Tuesday Dec 15 | Golden Star

    ... less vulnerable to international trade." If there is a problem like the bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease, scare that hit earlier in the decade, a small farm can easily prove its own cattle are unaffected, take precautions to keep ...

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    Related Topix: British Columbia, Invermere, BC, Health

  2. 'Mad cow disease' fears riseRead the original story

    22 hrs ago | Guardian Unlimited

    More people may be incubating variant CJD, the human version of so-called "mad cow disease", than was previously thought, according to scientists who today report an unusual case of the disease.

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    Related Topix: Health, Papua New Guinea, Oceania, World News

  3. The China ImpactRead the original story

    Yesterday | Mayerthorpe Freelancer

    ... Merrifield used the failed softwood lumber deal and the closing of U.S. border to Canadian cattle because of Mad Cow Disease as examples of failed attempts at fair trade between the two countries. The Tory also mentioned it's important Canada ...

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    Related Topix: World News, China, Asia, North America, Canada, Stephen Harper, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong

  4. 'The Americans are nervous'Read the original story

    Yesterday | Mayerthorpe Freelancer

    ... occurred over Canadian beef. The Americans closed down their borders to cattle because of one case of Mad Cow Disease. At the same time, there were many cases of the neurodegenerative disease found in livestock south of the border. With borders ...

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    Related Topix: North America, Canada, World News, Stephen Harper, Life, Food, Beef, Meat

  5. More people could have vCJD than previously thoughtRead the original story

    Yesterday | Guardian Unlimited

    More people may be incubating variant CJD, the human version of so-called "mad cow disease", than was previously thought, according to scientists who today report an unusual case of the disease.

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    Related Topix: Health

  6. Stronger trade ties with Beijing forgedRead the original story

    Tuesday Dec 15 | Whitecourt Star

    ... Merrifield used the failed softwood lumber deal and the closing of U.S. border to Canadian cattle because of Mad Cow Disease as examples of failed attempts at fair trade between the two countries. The Tory also mentioned it's important Canada ...

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    Related Topix: North America, Canada, World News, China, Asia, Stephen Harper, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong

  7. Bill supports local meat salesRead the original story

    Tuesday Dec 15 | Invermere Valley Echo

    ... less vulnerable to international trade.a If there is a problem like the bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease, scare that hit earlier in the decade, a small farm can easily prove its own cattle are unaffected, take precautions to keep ...

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    Related Topix: British Columbia, Invermere, BC, Health

  8. Will Resomation Replace Cremation in India?Read the original story

    Tuesday Dec 15 | Chowk

    Topic started by kaatib on Dec 15, 2009 7:03:06 am From the NYTimes 2009 Year in Ideas Magazine Issue: "Resomation The cremation rate has been on a brisk rise in the United States, in part because cremation is cheaper than burial and saves land.

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  9. Cough? Fever? Dicky tummy? Your pet could be to blame

    Monday Dec 14 | Daily Mail

    ... new variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, which most scientists believe is transmitted from cattle with BSE (mad cow disease). Surprisingly, unlike HIV, swine flu is not considered a zoonosis, as the infection is transmitted through human to human, ...

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    Related Topix: E. Coli, Health, H1N1 Influenza / Swine Flu, Pets, Snakes

  10. To beef or not to beefRead the original story

    Monday Dec 14 | Australian Broadcasting Corporation

    Government officials have told a Senate inquiry that allowing beef imports from countries previously infected by mad cow disease is based on "very sound policy", That's despite Opposition Senators' concerns that the decision will see Australian beef lose its market edge because of its 'clean, green reputation'. In the at-times fiery and tense ...

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    Related Topix: Life, Beef, Food, Meat, Health

  11. Association finds beef with mad cow import changesRead the original story

    Sunday Dec 13 | Australian Broadcasting Corporation

    ... decision to relax import restrictions on beef, especially from countries previously affected by BSE, or mad cow disease. The Government, along with some of the world's leading scientific bodies, says the risk of the disease coming into Australia as ...

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    Related Topix: Meat, Life, Beef, Food, Health

  12. No joy for bug farms

    Sunday Dec 13 | Fiji Times

    ... of livestock. In addition, a $0.6m allocation in the Budget is for the monitoring of bovine tuberculosis, mad cow disease and brucellosis. Brucellosis re-emerged in Tailevu after being dormant for 10 years. Meanwhile, cattle farmers in Tailevu are ...

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    Related Topix: Agriculture, Science, Health

  13. Mad cow disease found in Fraser ValleyRead the original story

    May 2, 2007 | Canada.com

    A case of mad cow disease has been found in a six-year-old dairy cow in the Fraser Valley, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced Wednesday.

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    Related Topix: Health, Life, Beef, Food, Meat, Agriculture, Science

  14. DPP halts boycott, while KMT still divided on beefRead the original story

    Friday Dec 11 | The Taipei Times

    ... The DPP proposal would see a mandatory ban on bovine offal and ground beef from areas with a history of mad cow disease infections written into the Act. KMT lawmakers are divided on the issue. A senior KMT official, who requested anonymity, said DPP ...

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    Related Topix: Life, Beef, Food, Meat, Democratic Progressive Party, World News, Taiwan, Health

  15. Carcass treatment process kills BSE bugsRead the original story

    Thursday Dec 10 | Edmonton Journal

    ... in a joint venture with TransAlta. Schmidt did not know anything about prions at that time, but then the mad cow disease was found in an Alberta animal and he saw the potential. The multi-year testing of the technology was done at the Roslin ...

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    Related Topix: Science / Technology, CPU, Canada, Lacombe, AB, Alberta, Agriculture, Science

  16. Group wants beef day to boost ailing cattle industryRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday Dec 10 | Vancouver Television

    British Columbia's cattle industry has good long-term prospects as demand for beef grows in countries like China, but it's struggling and needs financial and regulatory help, a government-commissioned report says.

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    Related Topix: Life, Beef, Food, Meat, Bar-B-Q, Joe Handley, Canada, Agriculture, Science, Health

  17. Struggling ranchers want beef price inquiryRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday Dec 10 | CBC

    The National Farmers Union is calling for an inquiry into beef prices. The National Farmers Union is calling for Ottawa to investigate beef pricing, saying ranchers are selling cows and cattle at record low rates even as hamburger prices rise in grocery stores.

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    Related Topix: Life, Beef, Food, Meat, North America, Canada, World News, British Columbia, Merritt, BC, Canada

  18. Task force wants land review, beef day, to boost struggling B.C. cattle industryRead the original story

    Wednesday Dec 9 | Medincine Hat News

    British Columbia's cattle industry has good long-term prospects as demand for beef grows in countries like China, but it's struggling and needs financial and regulatory help, a government-commissioned report says.

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    Related Topix: Life, Beef, Food, Meat, Bar-B-Q, Joe Handley, Canada, Agriculture, Science, Health

  19. Conservative government gets mixed reviews from Canadian farm groupsRead the original story

    Wednesday Dec 9 | Leader Post

    REGINA a ' The Conservative government is getting mixed reviews from farm groups for its handling of trade issues, ranging from increasing access to Asian markets for Canadian beef to protecting the Canadian Wheat Board at the WTO.

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    Related Topix: North America, Canada, World News, Saskatchewan, Canada, Regina, SK, Stephen Harper, Agriculture, Science

  20. Task force wants land review, 'beef day,' to boost struggling BC cattle industryRead the original story

    Wednesday Dec 9 | Medincine Hat News

    A report on the B.C. cattle industry recommends everything from a review of lands in the Agricultural Land Reserve to holding a B.C. Beef Day to promote the industry.

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    Related Topix: Life, Beef, Meat, Agriculture, Science