Between 1986 and 1998, more than 180,000 cattle in the United Kingdom were infected with bovine spongiform encephalopathy; otherwise known as mad cow disease. Despite ...
Read More »PROTEINS, DISEASE AND THE UNDEAD BRAIN
Scientists have recently identified specific areas of the brain containing a gene often associated with a number of neurological disorders including Lou Gehrig’s disease and ...
Read More »THE BENEFITS OF CANNIBALISM
A new study published online by Nature, the international weekly journal of science, suggests that a long-standing cannibalistic ritual among the Fore people of Papua New ...
Read More »NEW CASE OF MAD COW & ZOMBIES
For the first time in six years, mad cow disease has been found in the United States. Officials say the disease was discovered before any ...
Read More »NEW AIRBORNE PRION THREAT
As we’ve previously reported, a prion is an infectious agent implicated in a number of deadly diseases in mammals, like mad cow disease. All known ...
Read More »EXPERT WARNS OF ZOMBIE PRIONS
We’ve already discussed the possibility that endospores could be at the root of a coming zombie sickness (see: Zombie Endospores from Hell), but public health ...
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