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The mosaic-landscape finding is a global, presence-only, model-adjusted association across specified diseases and years, with detection bias and pseudo-control limitations. MODEL_OUTPUT

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Source: The anthropogenic fingerprint on emerging infectious diseases · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:9d0592517243cae3aa5fcd9f23e5004484766d36cebe32c6491fa9f23ee29fbf

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The study consolidated 58,319 outbreak event records for 32 diseases across 169 countries, from 1910 to 2022, with 88.7% of records after 2000. Models compared contemporary outbreak locations with population-weighted background locations, generally used records from 1985 onward, and adjusted for geospatial and detection/reporting biases. The shared-driver vector-borne zoonosis analysis included 17 diseases. Outbreak events represented at least one confirmed case at a named georeferenced locality in a specified year, not incidence rates or all infections.

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