Judge Drastically Cuts Expert Testimony in Body-Parts Suit (Law.com) Daubert challenge of some defense experts. [News Source]

Meeting on chronic wasting disease in deer to take place in Frankenmuth (The Saginaw News) State officials will gather in Frankenmuth on Monday to address the state's response to chronic wasting disease in the deer herd. The meeting will take place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Bronner Theater, 525 E. Genesee, and is the fourth of five informational meetings taking place statewide. [News Source]

You are what you eat (Big Bear Grizzly) Food labels are getting crowded with even more information thanks to a United States Department of Agriculture law that went into effect Sept. 30. Shoppers always had a choice among labeled produce and meat products from the U.S. and other countries around the world—but never before has the choice been made so clear. [News Source]

Variant CJD And Blood Transfusion (Medical News Today) Until recently the risk of developing CJD as a consequence of a blood transfusion was a theoretical concern. However, in December 2003 a patient died from vCJD after receiving a blood transfusion from a donor who subsequently also had vCJD. Since then, three further patients have been identified. [News Source]

SKorea jails man for Internet lies during beef protests (TODAYonline) Protesters demonstrate against US beef imports in Seoul on July 11. A court in the country has jailed a man who spread false Internet rumours that police raped a demonstrator during the widespread protests, officials have said. [News Source]

WA News (The West Australian) Santa will be starting his Christmas duties early this year by delivering presents to hundreds of seriously ill children at the Ronald MacDonald House Charities annual Christmas party - but he needs some help filling his sleigh with presents. [News Source]

SKorea jails man for Internet lies during beef protests (AFP via Yahoo! News) A South Korean court has jailed a man who spread false Internet rumours that police raped a demonstrator during protests against US beef imports, officials said Thursday. [News Source]