vCJD claims 100th victim

Mad cow disease has claimed its 100th victim in Britain.

vCJD claims 100th victim
Fri, 25 May, 2001 - 16:49

Mad cow disease has claimed its 100th victim in Britain.

The latest case marks a milestone in the progress of variant CJD the human version of the cattle brain disease BSE.

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