Possible second mad cow case awaits confirmatory tests
The Agriculture Department reported an inconclusive preliminary screening on a second animal for mad cow disease, stressing that such results are common in sensitive tests and do not confirm a case. Tissue samples are heading to Ames for definitive testing, with follow ups possible in four to seven days.
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