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Judge allows class action over mad cow disease (Adelaide Now) A CANADIAN judge has allowed the first class action lawsuit by cattle farmers seeking billions of dollars in damages against its Federal Government over its alleged mishandling of the mad cow disease scandal, a lawyers for the plaintiffs say. [News Source]

Judge allows class action over mad cow (Daily Telegraph) A CANADIAN judge has allowed the first class action lawsuit by cattle farmers seeking billions of dollars in damages against its Federal Government over its alleged mishandling of the mad cow disease scandal, a lawyers for the plaintiffs say. [News Source]

Quebec court OKs lawsuit that charges Ottawa bungled mad cow crisis (CP via Yahoo! Canada News) MONTREAL (CP) - A Quebec Superior Court ruling has given the go-ahead to a multibillion-dollar class-action lawsuit that charges the federal government jeopardized public safety in its handling of the mad cow outbreak. [News Source]

Quebec mad cow lawsuit to set precedence for Canadian cattle farmers (CP via Yahoo! Canada News) MONTREAL (CP) - A Quebec Superior Court ruling has given the go-ahead to a multi-billion dollar class-action lawsuit targeting the federal government's actions during the mad cow crisis. [News Source]

Quebec mad cow lawsuit to set precedence for Canadian cattle farmers (The Globe and Mail) The lawsuit, filed on behalf of 20,000 Quebec farmers, targets the federal government's actions during the mad cow crisis [News Source]

Quebec court: $1B mad cow lawsuit can go ahead (CTV.ca) A Quebec Superior Court ruling has given the go-ahead to a $1 billion class-action lawsuit targeting the federal government's actions during the mad cow crisis. [News Source]

Foie gras could be tasty way to get Alzheimer’s. Foie gras, enjoyed as a luxury since ancient Egyptian times, may be linked to the onset of diseases including Alzheimer’s, type 2 diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis, researchers have suggested. [News Source]