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New study finds traded mammals are six times more likely to transmit diseases to humans.
A new study confirms that traded mammals are about six times more likely to transmit diseases to humans than non-traded species.
Analyzing data from over 2,000 species, researchers found that 41% carried human-transmissible pathogens compared to just 6.4% of other mammals.
Live animal markets and illegal trade were identified as major risk factors due to poor conditions and close contact, with experts urging stronger regulations to prevent future pandemics.
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Un nuevo estudio encuentra que los mamíferos comercializados son seis veces más propensos a transmitir enfermedades a los humanos.