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Ebola’s Link to Bushmeat
Bushmeat, or wild game, has been linked to the origin of the ebola outbreak. A two year old, now dubbed child zero, contracted the virus from an encounter with a bat. A team of researchers has been studying the cultural traditions of eating bushmeat and why certain communities are willing to take the risk. Dr.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readBushmeat, or wild game, has been linked to the origin of the ebola outbreak. A two year old, now dubbed child zero, contracted the virus from an encounter with a bat. A team of researchers has been studying the cultural traditions of eating bushmeat and why certain communities are willing to take the risk. Dr. Alexandra Mannerings, lead author on the study, explains.
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6 of 6Thug Kitchen Controversy, Yotam Ottolenghi, Schnitzel- 0:00The Thug Kitchen Controversy
- 17:23Das Cookbook
- 25:14Jonathan Gold Reviews Petit Trois
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