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• Nothing new about the danger of contracting the fatal brain wasting disease had come to light recently.
• BSE has been linked to a similar brain wasting malady in humans called Creutzfeld-Jakob disease.
• BSE, a brain wasting ailment in cattle has been linked to the fatal human brain degeneration called Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
• Takebe called the step a reshuffle, not a dismissal for what critics called a botched response to the fatal, brain wasting disease.
• At the same time, it suggested to exempt countries with no history of the brain wasting ailment in cattle from anti-mad cow measures.
• The government announced in 1996 that eating meat from infected animals is thought to cause the fatal brain wasting disease variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease in humans.
• European farmers have already been hard-hit by fears over mad cow disease, which is believed to be linked to a fatal brain wasting disease in humans.
• Reid said the risk of transferring the fatal brain wasting illness was uncertain, but said the government was taking the measure " as a precaution ."
• But farmers here have already been hard-hit by fears over mad cow disease, which is believed to be linked to a fatal brain wasting disease in humans.
• WELFARE officials want specialist centres to be launched for pensioners with dementia after more than a third of residents in 57 elderly homes were found to have the brain wasting disease.
• A New Zealand man feared to have had a fatal brain wasting condition linked to mad cow disease has been cleared of the illness following tests this month, officials said Friday.
• More than 7, 000 people in Britain could face an increased risk of contracting the human form of the fatal brain wasting illness mad cow disease, according to research published Friday.
• This was attributed to the effect of the continent-wide fright over bovine spongiform encephalopathy, a brain wasting disease in cattle that some scientists have linked to a similar disease in humans.
• There are five more confirmed cases of the incurable Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, a brain wasting malady that humans get from eating meat from animals with bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease.
• Coats emphasized that, like two European cattle quarantined in Minnesota, one in Illinois and four Vermont, none of the 21 cattle in Texas has shown any sign of the brain wasting disease.
• Beef sales plummeted across Europe last year after fears that humans could contract bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or " mad cow " disease, a fatal brain wasting ailment by eating infected animals.
• In Britain, where the brain wasting disease was first detected in 1986, 180, 000 cattle have been infected, and about 100 people have died of the human variant, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
• If the incubation period is long, say more than 50 years, most people who harbor the infection will die of other diseases like strokes and cancer before showing any signs of the brain wasting disease.
• By now, most French have learned that cows suspected of having the brain wasting mad cow disease must be put to death and that the herbivore animals may have been infected by being fed contaminated bone meal.
• A person who later developed the human form of mad cow disease donated blood twice in the 1980s, health officials said Thursday, raising fears that recipients could have been infected with the fatal brain wasting illness.