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Biology

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Where did AIDS/HIV originate? How did it move to humans?

Why is it important for human health to study viruses at the “viral chatter” stage?

How might people come into contact with viruses that could jump to humans?

Why have risky behaviors for zoonotic diseases continued even though we know that some of these diseases can infect humans?

Why is the global tracking of zoonotic diseases important?

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