PORKER
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Thats what you get when a disease has not been contained.
reader (the Second) said:On the flip side, he would not have been allowed to give blood thankfully due to regulations to stop the spread of vCJD. So steps - some - have been taken to stop the spread of vCJD.
But had he had surgery, they may well have reused the instruments on random Texans.
reader (the Second) said:On the flip side, he would not have been allowed to give blood thankfully due to regulations to stop the spread of vCJD. So steps - some - have been taken to stop the spread of vCJD.
But had he had surgery, they may well have reused the instruments on random Texans.
Oldtimer said:reader (the Second) said:On the flip side, he would not have been allowed to give blood thankfully due to regulations to stop the spread of vCJD. So steps - some - have been taken to stop the spread of vCJD.
But had he had surgery, they may well have reused the instruments on random Texans.
reader2- I agree - It is good that some special interest groups have not bought out the FDA concerning that firewall we have against BSE...
It makes you wonder how many of the other firewalls the special interests have got the FDA and USDA to sell out on will come back to haunt us years down the line......ex. chicken litter, import rules, table scraps, SRM definitions etc.....
This situation shows the sound reasoning behind the blood donation rules- and in my opinion the reason we need all the firewalls we had and should be strengthening them instead of weakening them.....
Econ101 said:My wife used to get mad at me when I was calm during our childbirths. I used to tell her how I had to pull a calf or turn it around or something like that, not to worry about it. She got real mad at me once and shouted, "If you call me a cow one more time I am going to rip off these hospital clothes and make you eat them! I am not a cow!"