A potentially dangerous virus is moving from nonhuman primates to Africans who hunt and eat wild animals,
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, a new study suggests. Scientists say reducing people's consumption of wild-animal meat could minimize the chance of spreading this and other viruses that cause emerging diseases.
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To feed their families wild meat,
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, or bushmeat, people in rural Africa have been hunting a variety of animals,
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, including pigs,
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, and primates for generations. The Zoological Society of London estimates that bushmeat makes up 50 to 85 percent of protein in the diet of tropical-forest dwellers in Africa.
Hunting for bushmeat,
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, however, is presumed to be a gateway for viruses to move from animals to people. For instance,
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, scientists hypothesize that the simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) moved from chimpanzees and sooty mangabeys to people and evolved into AIDS when someone was exposed to fresh blood and body fluids from an animal—from either a pet's bite or preparation of an animal's meat.
SIV and related viruses inhabit their normal nonhuman primate hosts without doing harm. However, "when they cross species boundaries,
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