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Stella Capoccia, Michael Masters and Scott Risser
This research investigates the relationships between human knowledge, behavior and risk as they relate to urban chicken husbandry in the United States. Concern over zoonotic diseases has been on the rise, especially with increasing contact between birds ...
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Manuel FZ
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The global food supply chain remains a significant target for those who want to cause fear, harm or destruction to our sustenance of life and liberty. When naturally-occurring animal outbreaks, such as foot and mouth disease, avian influenza, chronic was...
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Jianhong E. Mu, Bruce A. McCarl, Ximing Wu, Michael P. Ward
Pág. Page:166 - 185Abstrac
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Chinh C. Tran, Russell S. Yost, John F. Yanagida, Sumeet Saksena, Jefferson Fox and Nargis Sultana
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David Fang, Chen-Ling Fang, Bi-Kun Tsai, Li-Chi Lan and Wen-Shan Hsu
Improvements in communications technology enable consumers to receive information through diverse channels. In the case of avian influenza, information repeated by the mass media socially amplifies the consumer awareness of risks. Facing indeterminate ri...
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A. Reis, D. Stallknecht, C. Ritz, and M. García
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N. Siddique, K. Naeem, Z. Ahmed, M. A. Abbas, S. Farooq, and S. A. Malik
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H. Kang, H. Wang, Q. Yu, and Q. Yang
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B.-S. Kim, H.-M. Kang, J.-G. Choi, M.-C. Kim, H.-R. Kim, M.-R. Paek, J.-H. Kwon, and Y.-J. Lee
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