Wait in fright

Article Abstract:

The fear among number of Australians living with the possibility of being contracted the fatal Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) has spread all over. The CJD Support Group, established in 1991 when it was revealed that more than 2000 Australians were exposed to CJD after receiving contaminated pituitary hormone products 30 years ago, is handling the emotional fallout from the news.

Risk factors, Surveys, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, Australians

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Tipped off

Article Abstract:

The statistics from Tatts Tipstar, in charge of the AFL's tipping competition, reveals that in the year 2005 only 3 have 60 correct tips whereas in the year 2004, after round 11, 1258 people had tipped 60 or more winners. According Gerry Divine of Tatts Tipstar, unexpected wins that include the victory of Adelaide over St. Kilda in Melbourne has raised concerns among the people.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Competitions, Football, Foot, Foot injuries, Australian Football League

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The rabbit-proof defence

Article Abstract:

The Australian and New Zealand 'rabbit calicivirus disease program' was announced in 1994. The CSIRO had set up a testing station on the tiny island in the Spencer Gulf with plans to release the disease in 1998 and was able to escape only after six months, spreading rapidly to Australia.

Development and progression, Rabbits, RNA viruses

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