3rd cow in Japan infected with mad cow disease

3rd cow in Japan infected with mad cow disease

TOKYO, Japan - Satoshi Takaya, head of the health ministry's inspection and safety division, holds a news conference in Tokyo on Nov. 30 after a third case of mad cow disease in Japan was detected in a Holstein dairy cow slaughtered in Saitama Prefecture.

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