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Sick cow traced to Canada could aid beef trade
U.S. investigators tentatively traced the first mad cow disease case to a Canadian-origin dairy herd of 74 cattle shipped from Alberta to Idaho in 2001. If confirmed, the link may limit damage to the American beef industry by preserving disease free status and trade. The Washington state cow, identified in Oct 2001 and confirmed by an international lab, sparked focus on tracing the remaining cattle and assessing spread.
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