Mad cow disease a problem for blood donors (NZCity) 21 June 2007 The traditional kiwi OE is starting to cause problems for the Blood Service. In its search for new donors, the service is constantly finding people who are willing to give blood but are not able to because of the rules governing exposure to mad cow disease. [News Source]

Mad cow disease a problem for blood donors (Newstalk via Yahoo!Xtra News) The traditional kiwi OE is starting to cause problems for the Blood Service. [News Source]

Blood Service. (TVNZ) In their search for new donors, the service is constantly finding people who are willing, but are not able to give blood because of rules around exposure to mad cow disease. [News Source]

South Korea slaps partial beef ban on Tyson Foods. Springdale-based Tyson Foods Inc. has been shunned by South Korea after four boxes of Tyson Foods beef was mistakenly shipped to South Korea by a third party warehouse on June 2. [News Source]

Another US beef shipment mistakenly exported to S.Korea. Another shipment of U.S. beef violated South Korean import rules, a South Korean official said Tuesday, less than two weeks after Seoul lifted a brief ban on American beef imposed because of two similar cases. [News Source]

Not in their back yard. When the EPA discovered asbestos in their Little League fields, the residents of idyllic El Dorado Hills rushed to protect themselves—from reality. [News Source]