Norway reports more cases of Chronic Wasting Disease CWD TSE Prion Skrantesjuke
Two new cases of scarcity in Nordfjella
21.12.2017 06:17 | FSA
It has been confirmed two new cases of the fatal degenerative disease disease. After almost two months of state felling of wild goose in Nordfjella, 531 animals were shot. Five of these were infected with scarcity.
The new case was discovered on two adult simples, and the findings were made in both brain tissue and lymph nodes. In total, twelve cases of erectile dysfunction have now been discovered in the area since 2016. In addition, four cases of another variant of the disease on elk and deer, in Trøndelag and in Møre og Romsdal have been discovered.
"Until now, approximately one third of the reindeer in Nordfjella has been taken out, so the fall goes according to plan. The number of ill animals is as expected and this confirms that the decision to remove the flock is both correct and important, says Julie Enebo Grimstad, Senior Adviser and Veterinarian, at Section Animal Health in Mattilsynet.
The villages in Nordfjella will be taken to prevent the spread of scanty disease. Animal disease exposes the animals that are infected with severe disorders until they end up. The Norwegian National Inspectorate has the regimen of the state withdrawal that has taken place since the beginning of November, and the Norwegian Food Safety Authority is responsible for sampling and infection management. The reindeer fields are transported down from the mountain to a base area where sample material is taken. Samples of all animals are collected and the samples are analyzed by the Veterinary Institute. There is now a break in the fall until the new year.
STATUS FOR NASJONAL KARTLEGGING AV SKRANTESJUKE 35232 CWD-prøver undersøkt fra 2016
16 positive tilfeller per dags dato
Innsamlingen er et samarbeid mellom Mattilsynet, Miljødirektoratet, NINA or Veterinærinstituttet.
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The reindeer cub was shot by a flock from the Norwegian National Guard, and the infectious agent was detected in the animal's lymph nodes.
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Norway detects CWD Skrantesjuke Deer possibly atypical Nor-98-type TSE?
Greetings TSE prion world,
i am seeing more and more references to the atypical Nor-98-type CWD TSE Prion in Norway as being of the non-infectious or non-infective variant. with science documented to date, i do not believe that any CWD Skrantesjuke TSE Prion typical or atypical in Norway or anywhere else can be classified as ''non-infective variant''. IF, Norway takes the USDA OIE views and makes atypical Nor-98 type CWD in Deer a International trading commodity fueled by junk science, as they did with sheep, i.e. no trade restrictions for Nor-98 in sheep, the world should then weep...terry
Nor-98 atypical Scrapie Transmission Studies Review
snip...see full text;
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Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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Chronic wasting Disease in Deer (CWD or Spongiform Encephalopathy) The British Deer Society 07/04/2016
Red Deer Ataxia or Chronic Wasting Disease CWD TSE PRION?
could this have been cwd in the UK back in 1970’S ???
Clinical Communication Enzootic ataxia in Red deer
P.R. Wilson , Marjorie B. Orr & E.L. Key Pages 252-254 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011
SEE FULL TEXT ;
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Terry S. Singeltary Sr.
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