Health & Medicine
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Brain-Invading Fungus That Killed 40 Dolphins, Porpoises Might Have Come From Humans
According to scientists, humans were to blame for a mystery brain-invading tropical fungal outbreak that killed more than 40 dolphins and porpoises in the Pacific Northwest.
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