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Animals Are Dying in Droves What Are They Telling Us?

From flu-ridden sea lions to elephant die-offs, mass mortality events are becoming more common. We understand very little about their repercussions.

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Saiga Antelopes Are Struck Again by a Plague in Central Asia

An ancient species that once roamed grasslands with woolly mammoths is dying in great numbers in Mongolia, with harmful factors piling up.

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Some Truly Bizarre and Mysterious Cases of Unexplained Mass Animal Deaths

One persistent mystery of the natural world is that of mass animal deaths. There are countless instances of vast numbers

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Monthly Review | Critical clarity of perspective on pandemic s cause ( Dead Epidemiologists reviewed by Marx & Philosophy Review of Books)

Monthly Review | Critical clarity of perspective on pandemic s cause ( Dead Epidemiologists reviewed by Marx & Philosophy Review of Books)
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Wildlife trade bans not only option to reduce pandemic risk

Date Time Wildlife trade bans not only option to reduce pandemic risk New Griffith University-led research suggests that existing systems for food safety, rather than broad, untargeted bans on wildlife trade are key to preventing the next pandemic. Dr Duan Biggs from the Centre for Planetary Health and Food Security. Published in Lancet Planetary Health, with co-authors from the International Union for Conservation of Nature Wildlife Health Specialist Group and TRAFFIC, an NGO focused on wildlife trade. The research, led by Dr Duan Biggs from the Centre for Planetary Health and Food Security argues that a solution to the disease risk in wildlife trade is through extending existing food health safety systems.

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