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Plump DJs Mad Cow
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Length: 471
Rating: 4.40 (66 ratings)
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Mad Cow Disease - Is Our Food Safe?
Now that the Mad Cow disease is in the United States what does it really mean? Is there a health threat to eating beef products? How does it spread and is the testing of our beef supply necessary? This program takes you to the ranches and into the laboratories to find out what science is revealing about this mysterious killer. [9/2004] [Public Affairs] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 9006]
Length: 1717
Rating: 4.70 (27 ratings)
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Korean Mad Cow Craze | ZapRoot 043
South Koreans protest US Beef, China #1 CO2 maker, green your next move, and all new alt autos.
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Mad Cow Disease Demonstrations
http://ecoworldly.com/2008/05/08/mad-cow-disease-fears-cause-mass-demonstrations-in-south-korea/
Bush Wants Meat Testing Illegal
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/05/bush-government-sues-to-stop-testing.php
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Ribbons against Mad Cow
This clip has been compiled in order to press a renegotiation of the U.S. Beef trade with Korea to prevent from the potential threat of mad cow disease by ordinary Korean Women living within the U.S., with no social or political affiliation.
Length: 202
Rating: 4.80 (225 ratings)
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'Mad Cow' Fears in South Korea
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Fifty thousand South Korean protesters start a 72-hour relay protest. They are against a government move to resume imports of U.S. beef that they say are dangerous.
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Thousands of people, worried about mad cow disease have held daily protests. They're accusing President Lee of kowtowing to Washington with the beef deal and ignoring safety concerns.
The organizers of the candle-lit vigil said 50,000 people were at the rally in downtown Seoul. The already week-long protest wants U.S. beef imports stopped.
These protesters say they hope the government will pay attention.
[Kim Hyun-lin, Protester]:
"We want to use this opportunity to highlight our opinions to the government, that we will not just sit idle and watch what the government is doing. I'm here to add support to the cause and raise my voice more loudly."
[Na Kyung-se, Protester]:
"This government is not listening to our requests in this rally and it's not taking any serious measures.
The government just expects the protests will die down sooner or later if the rallies are blocked."
President Lee Myung-bak has been clearly caught by surprise by the protests as his popularity has plummeted over the decision. Lee's conservative ruling party suffered a crushing defeat in local by-elections yesterday.
To calm public anger, the government says it will not allow imports of meat from older U.S. cattle, which the public sees as more dangerous.
Before the import ban in 2003, South Korea imported over 200,000 tons of U.S. beef a year, the biggest destination after Japan and Mexico.
The United States says it is willing to work with its Asian ally, but there was no need to renegotiate the deal.
Length: 111
Rating: 3.70 (3 ratings)
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How Serious is the Threat of Mad Cow Disease?
Three UC Davis agricultural experts debate the seriousness of mad cow disease in a discussion sponsored by the Institute of Governmental Affairs. The speakers include Dean Cliver, a national expert on mad cow disease and a professor of veterinary medicine, Food and Safety; Daniel Sumner, an agricultural economist who directs the UC Agricultural Issues Center and an expert on the international beef trade and potential effects of embargoes; and José Bervejillo, an agricultural economist at the Agricultural Issues Center with expertise in the policies and economics of cattle diseases and the international beef market. [3/2004] [Public Affairs] [Agriculture] [Show ID: 8559]
Length: 3381
Rating: 4.70 (9 ratings)
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"Mad Cow" Prions Found in Human, Sheep, Cow, Goat's Milk
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"Mad Cow" Prions Found in Human, Sheep, Cow, Goat's Milk
Prion protein in milk by Nicola Franscini published in the December 2006 issue of PLoS ONE (Public Library of Science) found prion proteins in Swiss off-the-shelf milk and fresh milk.1 Prions are the cause of transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSE), such as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in cattle and humans, and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) in humans. About the same concentration of prion protein was measured for organic farm milk and non-organic farm milk as well as for pasteurized (heating for 30 seconds to 72°C) and ultra-high temperature (UHT) treated (heating for 1--4 seconds to 135°C) milk.1 Prions were also found in the milk of humans, sheep, and goats.
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Prion protein is the agent that causes mad cow disease in cattle, people, deer, sheep, and many other animals. These infectious proteins accumulate for years before illness appears. Transmission from food to people is of great concern. Prior to the use of the latest technology, this infectious agent was hard to detect in milk. However, that changed with the use by these investigators of new methods employing the Alicon PrioTrap®. This technology is so effective that prion proteins can even be found in human milk.
A similar story can be told about bovine leukemia viruses found in cow's milk. This virus was discovered in cattle in 1969, but studies using older technology (agar gel immunodiffusion and complement fixation assays) failed to find antibodies to bovine leukemia viruses in people. As a result, the prevailing opinion was exposure of humans to bovine leukemia viruses by eating beef and drinking cow's milk was not important; therefore, the presence of this virus in our food supply was not a public health hazard.2 However, in 2003 researchers reported finding evidence of infection with bovine leukemia viruses in 74% of people tested by using more modern technology (immunoblotting).2 Still, almost no one has heard that 9 out of 10 cattle herds in the US are infected with bovine leukemia viruses and that three-fourths of people show immunologic signs suggesting infection.2
You should assume cow's milk off-the-shelf contains infectious agents (prions, viruses, and microbes), which can impose a health risk to you and your family. Cow's milk is also high in saturated fat, cholesterol, and animal protein; factors known to cause serious human disease. There is no risk in avoiding cow's milk—it provides no nutrients, specifically calcium and protein, which could not be better obtained from plant sources. (See these recent newsletters for further information: February 2007: When Friends Ask: "Where Do You Get Your Calcium?"; March 2007: When Friends Ask: "Why Don't You Drink Milk?")
1) Franscini N, El Gedaily A, Matthey U, Franitza S, Sy MS, Bürkle A, Groschup M, Braun U, Zahn R. Prion protein in milk. PLoS ONE. 2006 Dec 20;1:e71.
2) Buehring GC, Philpott SM, Choi KY. Humans have antibodies reactive with Bovine leukemia virus. AIDS Res Hum Retroviruses. 2003 Dec;19(12):1105-13.
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Length: 238
Rating: 3.80 (15 ratings)
Tags: Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) Mad Cow dairy cows human milk cheese
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