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2002
- 12/19 McDonald's posts first
loss in history
- 12/9 Mad cow disease helps Japan's
organic movement grow
- 11/19 'BSE-resistant' sheep
succumbs to disease in lab test
- 11/10 McDonald's 'disastrous
year' blamed in part on mad cow
- 10/31 Patients in CJD blunder
facing 20 years of dread
- 10/26 Hopes are revived for CJD
drug
- 10/22 First human case of mad cow disease
found in Italy
- 10/21 What the government isn't
telling you about mad deer disease
- 10/12 This year worst on record for mad cow disease in Ireland
- 10/11 Mad cow meat 'went into
millions of burgers'
- 10/11 Danger meat was 'fed to
children for up to 15 years'
- 10/10 Number of mad cows underestimated
by almost a million
- 10/9 German test for mad cow
disease effective in 15 minutes
- 10/6 Builders test use of animal ash
in making houses
- 10/3 France lifts ban on British beef
after six-year dispute
- 10/2 Japanese agriculture minister
sued over mad cow disease
- 9/28 EU: 25 year old woman first victim of mad
cow disease in Italy
- 9/8 Worries remain in Japan over
BSE one year later
- 9/4 Slaughterhouse anti-BSE measures
flaunted 16 years later
- 8/29 Japan Traces Mad Cow Outbreak to Calf
Feed
- 8/26 Europe may ban sheep intestine containing
haggis
- 8/23 Health officials confirm Japan's
5th mad cow disease case
- 8/9 Noxious byproduct of mad cow disease
haunts France
- 7/22 Mad cow disease blamed for 64
bankrupsies in Japan
- 6/20 First case of human mad cow disease in South
Africa
- 6/14 Sheep's intestines ban
could spell end for British banger
- 6/5 First case of mad cow confirmed
in Israel
- 5/23 Beef find in Dutch poultry
raises mad cow fears
- 5/15 British government BSE adviser
warns about European beef
- 5/13 Japanese vet commits suicide
after detecting fourth mad cow
- 5/13 New Japan mad cow fear
- 5/4 First case of mad-cow disease discovered
in Poland
- 4/15 BSE advisers to meet
in public in anti-secrecy drive
- 4/12 France condemned after
BSE discovered
- 4/3 Mad cow report slams Japanese
farm ministry
- 3/29 Continued mad cow rise in Ireland
threatens beef trade
- 3/26 McDonald's stock prices
drops for sixth straight quarter
- 3/25 Scandals cause Japanese
to lose their appetites
- 3/24 Mad cow report incenses Japanese
agro-interests
- 3/18 Cases of BSE-infected cattle rise in Portugal
- 3/18 Italy has tested over 600,000
animals for mad cow
- 3/16 France snubs call to end
mad cow disease beef ban
- 3/11 Britain can't sell its beef
even after ban is ended
- 3/9 Mad cow blamed as Japan
sinks further into recession
- 3/3 Japan scandal hits Mcdonald's
- 3/1 British investigation into feed
imports
- 2/26 Mad cow disease cannot be
inherited by calves, study finds
- 2/22 Japanese meat company to shut down amid labeling
scandal
- 2/18 Review of mad cow history from dean
of Brown U Med
- 2/16 Fourth human fatality in France
from mad cow disease
- 2/16 Government should support
consumers, not farmers
- 2/16 Japanese government mad
cow scandal eroded public trust
- 2/16 Eleven more cases of BSE in past week in Ireland
- 2/14 Italian bone meal possible
cause of Japan's mad cow disease
- 2/11 Mad cow panic halves beef purchases
in Japan
- 2/5 Support for Japanese leader
plunges
- 2/5 Tokyo reels from latest mad cow
disease scandal
- 2/5 Japan Parliament rejects
no-confidence against ag minister
- 2/4 Tons of beef to be destroyed in Germany after faulty
tests
- 2/4 Cliquey Japanese meat dept kept
scam quiet
- 1/25 Mad cows born after feed
curbs cause concern
- 1/15 Mad cow meat in human food chain
- 1/6 Concern expressed at high level of Irish
mad cow disease
- 1/6 Older Japanese cows have
nowhere to go
- 1/3 Mad cow disease scare in Japan
continues to spread
2001
- 12/29 France continues to block
British beef exports
- 12/29 France set to overtake
Britain in new BSE cases
- 12/26 Top Japanese officials resign
over 'mad cow'
- 12/25 Japan must take rapid,
radical steps to fight mad cow
- 12/24 British scientists widen
BSE checks to deer
- 12/18 Sweden investigates
suspected first case of mad cow
- 12/15 Blair presses French to lift ban
on beef
- 12/14 Japan to incinerate 25 million
pounds of stored beef
- 12/13 Human folly created mad
cow disease
- 12/12 All of European Union
now affected except for Sweden
- 12/10 First case of mad cow disease
discovered in Austria
- 12/8 UK 'fails to record full extent
of BSE'
- 12/7 First case of mad cow disease
found in Finland
- 12/6 Mad cow hammers Japan's restaurateur
- 12/1 Label error led to brains mix-up
in mad cow study
- 12/1 3rd Japanese cow tested
positive for mad cow disease
- 11/30 Ireland records highest
monthly mad cow tally ever
- 11/28 Is there a hidden sheep epidemic
of mad cow disease?
- 11/27 Report: Paris slow to respond
to mad cow disease
- 11/23 Japan to slaughter, burn 5,100
cattle to calm fears
- 11/21 Anti-mad cow steps at trial-error
stage in Japan
- 11/20 Second Japanese mad cow may have eaten same milk
replacer
- 11/15 11 cows killed in Slovakia
today after 3rd confirmed case
- 11/14 Traces of bonemeal in flour
prompt Swiss investigation
- 11/13 Australia implementing stronger
feed ban
- 11/8 Mad cow disease may be far more
widespread than reported
- 11/8 McDonald's Japan slashes
year forecast due to mad cow
- 11/4 In Japan, Beef Business Sinks
in a Sea of Skepticism
- 11/2 Are British lamb chops infectious
or not?
- 10/28 The British meat industry used evasion
and obfuscation
- 10/22 Under pressure to explain BSE
test blunder
- 10/21 BSE sheep warnings ignored
for years
- 10/21 Sunday Times editorial on BSE-sheep
blunder
- 10/21 Anger at cover-up of
BSE blunder
- 10/20 Worry over giving British
lamb to children
- 10/20 British Ministry ignored two-day
test for mad cow disease
- 10/20 60% of Japanese housewives
found they won't eat beef
- 10/19 Organic farming: 20%
increase in global sales in 2001
- 10/17 Japanese Govt urged
to buy, destroy suspect beef
- 10/17 Quarter of Japanese stop eating
beef after BSE found: poll
- 10/7 Recall of cow brain, eyeball,
marrow and intestine products
- 10/7 Editorial: Officials must
act to regain lost trust
- 10/4 Slovakia Says First
Case of Mad Cow Confirmed
- 10/3 Japan Ministers stage meat
feast to allay consumers' fears
- 10/2 Japanese government
to discourage beef by-products
- 9/30 Germans shunning schnitzel-4,000
new vegetarians each week
- 9/30 Mad cow disease called 'just
desserts for human beings'
- 9/28 Worst case plan for BSE would doom
40 million sheep
- 9/27 Mad Cow Disease Sets Off a Scare in Japan
- 9/24 Over 2,000 Japanese cattle may have been fed
infected meal
- 9/21 French ban on UK beef ruled
illegal by European court
- 9/21 Mad cow may spell the end for cow
intestine delicacy in Japan
- 9/21 Mad cow scare moves 1,765
schools to drop beef from meals
- 9/20 Japan to test 1 million cattle
for 'Mad Cow'
- 9/20 First case of mad cow disease suspected in Sweden
- 9/19 Continental Europe faces rise
in cases of mad-cow disease
- 9/16 Cattle cull to cost each household pounds
1,000 in tax
- 9/12 Japanese govt must act
fast to counter mad cow disease
- 9/10 First case of mad cow disease
found in Japan
- 9/7 Advice for travelers to Europe
- 8/28 British foot and mouth flare-up
spreads
- 8/28 10,000 cattle to be examined for mad cow disease
in Japan
- Autumn, 2001 Mad Cow Disease
is Killing Europe's Pets
- 8/24 Germany set to deliver 6,000 tons of beef
to North Korea
- 8/23 CJD alert brings safety check on blood
supplies
- 8/20 Meat industry denies role
in spread of BSE
- 8/19 France: 'Mad-cow' scare
worries travelers
- 8/18 Matadors see red over
mad cow meat ban
- 8/12 Unlike U.S., mass testing
eyed for mad cow disease in Japan
- 8/10 Shadow of 'mad cow' casts gloom on Czech
farms
- 8/10 Conversion to organics
seen as a 'devastating indictment'
- 8/7 Soil Association report:
'Organic food is better for you'
- 8/4 Eat more lamb, Britons to
be told despite warning
- 8/2 Review blames mad cow outbreak origin
on calf feed
- 8/2 Pressure grows over US mad cow disease blood
ban
- 8/1 'Tissue digesters' breakthrough
in cattle disposal
- 7/31 Dutch cattle farmers switch
to organic farming
- 7/30 Mad Cows, glad bulls: How BSE
threatened bullfighting
- 7/30 French farmer Jose Bove
investigated for mad cow defamation
- 7/27 BSE origin: the end of
a mystery?
- 7/24 McDonald's takes third
straight quarterly hit from mad cow
- 7/23 Intensive stock raising means
society may pay price
- 7/19 Scrapie agent may be
behind mad cow disease: UK report
- 7/17 Spanish bullfighters
see red over mad cow measures
- 7/17 Swiss cat diagnosed with
feline form of mad cow disease
- 7/6 'The end of agricultural policy
as we have known it'
- 7/6 World Health Organisation says
BSE is a major threat
- 7/5 Be mindful of 'mad cow' on European
trip
- 7/4 EU scientists release new guidelines
on BSE v
- 7/3 First mad cow case confirmed
in Greece
- 6/4 How Britain spawned a global
epidemic
- 6/3 Could mad cow strike the
United States?
- 6/1 Factory farming and human
health
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