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    Wildlife Health Is Not Separate from Our Own

    Jul 13, 2020 2 minutes
    BY KAT MCGOWAN

    MID ALL THE UNCERtainty today, one thing is sure: This will not be the last pandemic. New infectious diseases are jumping from animals to humans at an accelerating pace. Experts suspect that Ebola, HIV, MERS, and the new novel coronavirus all emerged this way. Other plagues wait in the wings: About half of an

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