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2006;332:380.1
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Third UK case of vCJD is linked to blood transfusion: A third case of variant Creutzfeld-Jakob disease linked to a blood transfusion has been diagnosed. The patient developed the disease eight years after receiving blood from a donor with the disease. The first such case was identified in December 2003 (BMJ 2004;328: 118-9.
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