‘My son caught human form of mad cow disease from his baby food’ (The Scotsman) A VICTIM of a strain of CJD may have caught the disease from eating infected baby food decades ago, his father said yesterday. [News Source]

donga.com[English donga] (donga.com) President Lee Myung-bak has seen his approval rating move in a "U" shape in his first two years in office, but has bolstered his political base in his second year, according to experts. [News Source]

Email Newsletters (Dairy Herd) When Americans were asked which were the most memorable food stories of 2009, food health and safety stories topped the list. [News Source]

Leelee Sobieski welcomes first child (Channel 8 San Diego) Leelee Sobieski has given birth to a baby girl in New York, TVGuide.com has confirmed. [News Source]

School lunches follow USDAâregs (Williston Herald) Reducing fat content while still providing five combined servings of meat, vegetables or fruit, grains and milk remains the focus of school lunches across North Dakota and nationally. [News Source]

CJD victim ‘had different gene.’ A 30-year-old man thought to have died in January from vCJD belonged to a genetic group that had not shown any signs of the disease, scientists say. This is the first indication that a second wave of vCJD cases could be emerging. [News Source]

More people could have vCJD than previously thought. More people may be incubating variant CJD, the human version of so-called "mad cow disease", than was previously thought, according to scientists who today report an unusual case of the disease. [News Source]

More people could have vCJD than previously thought. More people may be incubating variant CJD, the human version of so-called "mad cow disease", than was previously thought, according to scientists who today report an unusual case of the disease. [News Source]

CJD victim ‘had different gene.’ A 30-year-old man thought to have died in January from vCJD belonged to a genetic group that had not shown any signs of the disease, scientists say. This is the first indication that a second wave of vCJD cases could be emerging. [News Source]

Some CJD cases ‘may take decades to incubate’ (Yorkshire Post) An unusual case of variant CJD, the human form of "mad cow disease", has resurrected fears that some people might still be infected and yet to develop symptoms. [News Source]