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Next Pandemic? Cases of Pathogens Jumping from Animals to Humans Are on the Rise
WHO warns that pathogens that jump from animals to humans are becoming more common. WHO warns that pathogens that jump from animals to humans are becoming more common.
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US Cancer Mortality Rate Does Not Decrease In Spite Costly Cancer Care: New Study
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Hamsters Owned by Monkeypox Carriers Should be Isolated or Killed
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Alzheimer's Disease: Vaccine Clinical Trial for Humans Underway for the Brain Disorder
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