in each of the three most clearly infected individuals corresponded with SFV strains known to infect specific species of animals. A 45-year-old man carried viruses linked to gorillas, a 48-year-old woman carried a viral strain from a mandrill, and a 25-year-old man carried a virus that could have come from a monkey called De Brazza's guenon. Surveys taken during the study confirmed that each of the three study volunteers had been exposed to the primate whose strain of SFV infected him or her. The findings appear in the March 20 Lancet,
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The results suggest that SFV is "really crossing over to humans,
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Because of the findings from Wolfe's team, "studies will now need . . . to examine whether in these natural settings in Africa, human-to-human transmission occurs with [SFV] and whether any disease is associated with these infections,
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Less hunting for bushmeat could limit cross-species transmission of SFV,
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However, the spread of emerging diseases shouldn't be blamed on bushmeat hunters,
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