Confirmed mad cow disease death

[madman17]

Mad cow disease blamed for patient's death in Texas - CBS News

 

[Einstein]

Mad cow disease blamed for patient's death in Texas - CBS News

If I'm not mistaken, I believe it was found out that Mad Cow disease has been around long before Titor made any claims about it. FDA already had strict regulations in place long before Titor. So this would be one of the failed predictions by Titor because the knowledge was made public 30 years prior.

 

[Einstein]

Here's a link, don't know how accurate it is. But it seems to parallel research into the subject back when Titor talked about it.

Origins of mad cow disease - Medical News Today

 

[PaulaJedi]

The question is, will it become an epidemic and spread quickly?

 

[Einstein]

The question is, will it become an epidemic and spread quickly?

Probably not. Too many inspectors and not enough beef.

 

[TnWatchdog]

I'll take some cheese on my Mc Mad burger.

 

[Einstein]

I'll take some cheese on my Mc Mad burger.

Don't forget the bacon.

 

[PaulaJedi]

The question is, will it become an epidemic and spread quickly?

Probably not. Too many inspectors and not enough beef.

Must be true because I never understood why steak costs so much.

 

[TimeNot_0]

Read the article. They test 40,000 cattle (whatever) but that I read is out of 4 million total. That is 1%.

 

[PaulaJedi]

Ok, why don't they develop an animal and human vaccine? Is it bacterial?