Mad Cow announced its season plans Saturday night at a fundraising event for the downtown theater, which was closed to in-person guests during most of the COVID-19 shutdown.

Though Dr. Brendan Camp's not worried about mad cow disease being carried to humans through beef tallow skincare, he does mention that skincare products made from beef tallow aren't FDA-regulated.

Mad cow disease, he said, is “in the back of my head, but I think the numbers are in my favor.” “Maybe I shouldn’t be so trusting,” he added, but “it’s unlikely to affect me.” ...

There is no test to detect mad cow disease in live animals, but 25,000 cows are tested annually “by taking samples from the brain of an animal and testing to see if the infectious agent – the ...