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Mad cow disease case confirmed on UK farm

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A case of mad cow disease (BSE) has been confirmed on a UK farm. Learn about the disease, its symptoms, and the swift actions taken to protect public healt Read More: https://punchng.com/mad-cow-disease-case-confirmed-on-uk-farm/

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