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You’ve no doubt heard of bird flu and swine flu, but despite animals often being the primary vectors for disease, they’re not the biggest spreaders. That’s according to a new viral genome study, which found some surprising things while studying viral transmission.
You’ve no doubt heard of bird flu and swine flu, but despite animals often being the primary vectors for disease, they’re not the biggest spreaders. That’s according to a new viral genome study, which found some surprising things while studying viral transmission.
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