(2)Cow found highly likely to have mad cow disease, 10th in Japan

(2)Cow found highly likely to have mad cow disease, 10th in Japan

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Kanagawa prefectural government health officials give a press conference in Yokohama on Feb. 21 after a dairy cow from the prefecture was found highly likely to have been infected with mad cow disease. If confirmed, it would be the first case since a cow was found in Hiroshima Prefecture three and a half months ago and raise the number of cows infected with the disease in Japan to 10.

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