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Report Flags Hazards of Risk Assessment

LONDON-- Last week an independent panel issued its
 report
 on how the British government has responded to the outbreak of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) over the past 15 years. The 16-volume report concluded that the practice of feeding cattle with the remains of dead cattle spread BSE "like a chain letter" through the British herd before anyone knew what was happening. It also describes how an incorrect assumption by a scientific panel of how BSE would behave played into a desire to assure the public that the health risks were negligible--with tragic consequences.