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New study explores potential cross-species spread of chronic wasting disease

A recent study indicates that chronic wasting disease, a prion disease affecting deer and other wildlife, can spread undetected among animal populations, as prions may be present even in asymptomatic individuals. Although there is no established threat to human health, the findings underscore the need for ongoing surveillance and management strategies to mitigate potential risks.

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