(1)Japan's 2nd mad cow case officially confirmed

(1)Japan's 2nd mad cow case officially confirmed

TOKYO, Japan - A Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry official (standing) addresses a panel of experts convened Nov. 21, 2001. The panel officially confirmed a second case of mad cow disease in Japan.

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