Sentence examples for been linked to mad from inspiring English sources

About 50 people in Britain have died from Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease, which has been linked to mad cow disease.

No cases of a deadly nervous condition in humans -- new variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease -- that has been linked to mad cow disease have been discovered so far in Germany.

One receptor for Aβ oligomers may be the prion protein, the same protein that has been linked to mad cow disease and the related human condition, Creutzfeldt Jakob disease, thus potentially linking the underlying mechanism of these neurodegenerative disorders with that of Alzheimer's disease.

Fears abounded that the new variant of the disease might be linked to "mad cow" disease, a brain disorder that first appeared in British cattle a decade earlier.

The rumours are believed to have originated from American websites promoting alternative medicine, and include claims that the vaccine contains anti-fertility drugs, can cause Aids, and is linked to mad cow disease.

In that vein, he says, Representative Michael P. Forbes should not be sabotaging the center's offer to safely incinerate those 355 Vermont sheep that have been linked to a variant of mad-cow disease.

Abnormal versions of prion proteins have been linked to bovine spongiform encephalitis, or "mad cow disease"; a sheep disease called scrapie; and Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease in humans.

It had been linked to the spread of the human form of mad cow disease and the UK government took steps to restrict it from the food chain.

Even though the chain's beef has never been linked to the disease, revenue is threatened everytime a headline mentions mad cow.

IN 1988, when the British realized that feed laced with contaminated animal parts might be linked to the spread of mad cow disease, they banned British farmers from feeding animal meal to their cows.

Doctors in Kentucky say eating squirrel brains is linked to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (better known as mad-cow disease).