Pot-smoking cows could stop BSE, maybe (Adelaide Now) A NEW Zealand pro-cannabis groups says it has scientific evidence that cannabis can stop the development of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Pot-smoking cows could stop BSE, maybe (Perth Now) A NEW Zealand pro-cannabis groups says it has scientific evidence that cannabis can stop the development of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Pot-smoking cows could stop BSE, maybe (Daily Telegraph) A NEW Zealand pro-cannabis groups says it has scientific evidence that cannabis can stop the development of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Pot could stop mad cow disease (Herald Sun) A NEW Zealand pro-cannabis group says it has scientific evidence that cannabis can stop the development of mad cow disease and the drug should be legalised. [News Source]

Cannabis Ingredient May Prevent Mad Cow Disease (Scoop.co.nz) Scientists at the National Centre for Scientific Research in France, have found that cannabidiol (CBD), a non-psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, may prevent the development of prion diseases, the most well-known being "mad cow disease" or BSE (bovine spongiforme enzephalopathy). [News Source]

Cannabis ‘could prevent mad cow disease’ (The West Australian) A pro-cannabis lobby group says an ingredient in cannabis may prevent mad cow disease. The National Organisation for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (Norml) says a French study shows cannabidiol may be effective in preventing bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), known as mad cow disease. [News Source]

Cannabis ‘could prevent mad cow disease’ (AAP via Yahoo!Xtra News) A pro-cannabis lobby group says an ingredient in cannabis may prevent mad cow disease. [News Source]

Cannabis ‘could prevent mad cow disease’ (AAP via Yahoo!7 News) A pro-cannabis lobby group says an ingredient in cannabis may prevent mad cow disease. [News Source]

Older Canadian cattle to be allowed into U.S. (The Bismarck Tribune) WASHINGTON (AP) - Canadian cattle over 30 months of age will be allowed into the U.S. market starting Nov. 19, the Agriculture Department said Friday in expanding its policy on mad cow disease. [News Source]