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Mad Deer Disease May Spread With Saliva

Thursday, October 05, 2006 1:15:32 PM
By LAURAN NEERGAARD

WASHINGTON (AP) - Deer probably spread a brain-destroying illness called chronic wasting disease through their saliva, concludes a study that finally pins down a long-suspected culprit.

The key was that Colorado researchers tested some special deer.

Chronic wasting disease is in the same family of fatal brain illnesses as mad cow disease and its human equivalent. There is no evidence that people have ever caught chronic wasting disease from infected deer or elk.


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