wildlife-to-human disease transmission

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Humans Transmit Diseases To Wild Animals More Frequently Than Animal-To-Human Transmission Of Killer Diseases Like COVID and Ebola, Study Says

Medicine & Technology Mar 24, 2022

A new study revealed that humans might have given back diseases to wildlife more often than previously thought. Read more to learn how human-to-wildlife disease transmission works.

wildlife-to-human disease transmission

Humans Transmit Diseases To Wild Animals More Frequently Than Animal-To-Human Transmission Of Killer Diseases Like COVID and Ebola, Study Says

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