A better understanding of 'wet markets' is key to safeguarding human health  and biodiversity

A better understanding of 'wet markets' is key to safeguarding human health and biodiversity

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To help policymakers distinguish benign markets from dangerous ones, a team of Princeton researchers led by Bing Lin and David Wilcove analyzed the different types of so-called 'wet markets,' how they function, and the risk they pose to people and wildlife. 

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