Boy, those German scientists are really stretching. But there must
have been more to it than in the press release, or the journal would
never have accepted the paper (one hopes). To blame that species of
insect-eating bats just because some were living near an index case,
when nobody, including the authors, has succeeded in finding any trace
of the ebola virus in that species in the wild.... (Fruit bats are
another matter.) -- Mixon
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Research is known to the state of California to cause cancer in
laboratory animals.
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