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Why are diseases generally specific to a particular species
"Zoonosis" is the process of transmitting a disease from an infected animal to a human. This suggests that animal-to-human transmission is not common. HIV is believed to have first spread to humans zo …
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How do eradicated diseases make a comeback?
It's in the news this week that a case of polio was encountered in Gaza, the first case there in 25 years. The conflict between Israel and Hamas is blamed for reduced vaccination, so children are more …
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