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Disease expert tells how WWI colonial soldier first caught HIV while hunting chimpanzees in Africa

Disease expert tells how WWI colonial soldier first caught HIV while hunting chimpanzees in Africa
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Around 4% of HIV patients in the DRC have HIV antibodies but no live virus

Around 4% of HIV patients in the DRC have HIV antibodies but no live virus
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Inside Lagos wet markets: where dead and alive pangolins, sea turtles and monkeys being sold as experts fear next virus could come from Nigeria

GRAPHIC WARNING: Animals including pangolins, primates and sea turtles are seen at a Nigerian wet market Wild animals that are thought to have been illegally killed are found both dead and alive at Oluwu fish market Exclusive footage shows vendors keeping animals in unhygienic conditions and not wearing any form of PPE Experts warn environments like these are a perfect melting pot for zoonotic diseases, such as SARS-CoV-2 Shocking footage seen by MailOnline reveals the appalling state of Nigerian wet markets which have the potential to cause future disease outbreaks in humans. Myriad animals including pangolins, primates and sea turtles are held both dead and alive in confined spaces while workers fail to sanitise surfaces or tools and do not wear appropriate PPE, including gloves.

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Inside Nigeria s wet markets which could be the source of future zoonotic diseases

GRAPHIC WARNING: Animals including pangolins, primates and sea turtles are seen at a Nigerian wet market Wild animals that are thought to have been illegally killed are found both dead and alive at Oluwu fish market Exclusive footage shows vendors keeping animals in unhygienic conditions and not wearing any form of PPE Experts warn environments like these are a perfect melting pot for zoonotic diseases, such as SARS-CoV-2

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First ever HIV case was a soldier in World War One who caught the virus while hunting chimps

EXCLUSIVE: Professor Jacques Pepin at Université de Sherbrooke spoke to MailOnline about his new cut soldier hypothesis for the origin of AIDS.

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