‘Mad Cow’ Vaccine Effective in Mice (MedicineNet.com) Title: 'Mad Cow' Vaccine Effective in Mice Category: Health News Created: 5/4/2007 2:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 5/4/2007 [News Source]

Dairy cow in the Lower Mainland tests positive for mad cow disease (Parksville Qualicum Beach News) VICTORIA — The discovery of a dairy cow infected with mad cow disease has prompted the quarantine of a Surrey farm. Agriculture Minister Pat Bell said the case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) was discovered last week, and confirmed with additional test results revealed Wednesday. [News Source]

No more mad mice. Researchers have developed a way to vaccinate mice against deadly prion diseases, which include scrapie, kuru, mad cow disease, and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. [News Source]

Canada confirms 10th case of mad cow disease. Canada on Wednesday confirmed its 10th case of mad cow disease since 2003. [News Source]

“Mad cow” vaccine effective in mice. U.S. scientists say they've developed a vaccine that protects mice from a brain condition similar to mad cow disease. [News Source]

Vaccine might protect against mad-cow disease, mouse study say. Lethal nerve conditions such as mad- cow disease might be halted by a vaccine, scientists said today. [News Source]

Canadian govt confirms 10th mad cow case (Gulf Times) OTTAWA: The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced on Wednesday that the country’s 10th case of mad cow disease had been confirmed in a dairy cow in British Colombia in the country’s far west. [News Source]

Canada’s Tenth Mad Cow Rouses Concern South of the Border (Environment News Service) OTTAWA, Ontario, Canada , May 3, 2007 (ENS) - Mad cow disease has been found in a dairy cow on a farm in Delta, British Columbia, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed on Wednesday, the tenth Canadian cow to be found with the fatal disease since 2003. South of the border in the United States, only two cases of mad cow disease have been reported. [News Source]