Outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Hits France Reports Scare
Foot-and-mouth disease appears on a cattle farm near Lassay les Chateaux in northwest France. Authorities slaughter and incinerate a 114 head herd as EU experts rule out vaccination to preserve disease tracking. France bans livestock exports amid outbreak fears. Spain and Argentina mirror export controls.
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Lassay Les Chateaux
France
Eurceerrie Neel Caan Macnee
Argentina
Pampas
la Baroche-Gondouin
Prench
Jean Glavano
Britain
Canada
Lassay-Les-Chateaux
la Baroche Gondouin
Laval
McDonald's to enforce mad cow rules nationwide
McDonald's will require suppliers to document cattle origin and feed practices starting April 1 to ensure beef meets safety standards. The move follows FDA and industry push to curb BSE risk and comes amid broader efforts by feed makers to comply with new regulations. Major packers and trade groups say the policy could affect sourcing and reiterate long-standing BSE-free assurances.
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Washington
McDonald’s Corp
I Packers
IBP Inc
Jean
Catters
McDonald's
Janeta
American Meat Institute
Packers
Livestock Marketing Association
U.S
McDonald’s
Walt Riker
FDA
Telescope finds universe brimming with big black holes
The article discusses black holes from stellar to supermassive, detailing that centers of most galaxies host extreme-mass black holes. It notes early universe activity with X-ray emission and notes their immense density and light-occlusion, with stellar black holes forming from massive stars and remaining bodies as small as a few miles across.
High Relapse Seen After Electroshock Therapy
In Chicago the National Mental Health Association notes renewed attention to electroconvulsive therapy ECT amid debate over its effectiveness and side effects. A Journal of the AMA study led by Harold Sackeich found relapse rates around 39 percent for patients who received antidepressants and antipsychotics after ECT, while prior work cited 20 percent with and 50 percent without follow-up meds.
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Chicago
National Mental Health Association
Journal of the Americ Med
Ical Association
Proce Ses Ee
Alalumbia Universitry
Harold Sackoich
Airlines study blood clot risk timeline estimated
John Scurt of Middlesex and ary curt Hospital outlines an epidemiological study on thromboembolism risk in air travel. He notes an 18 month to two year timeframe to complete the large study, detailing how blood clots form during prolonged flights and the vascular pathways involved.
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John Scurt
Middlesex
Ary Curt
Hospital
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