3rd case of mad cow disease verified by ministry panel

3rd case of mad cow disease verified by ministry panel

TOKYO, Japan - A panel of experts, led by Morikazu Shinagawa, professor at Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, holds a session at the health ministry in Tokyo on Dec. 2 and verifies that a dairy cow slaughtered on Nov. 29 in Saitama Prefecture was infected with mad cow disease -- the third case in Japan.

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