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The anthropogenic fingerprint on emerging infectious diseases PRIMARY_TEXT

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Here we consolidate 58,319 outbreak event records for 32 diseases and systematically test how 16 hypothesized social and environmental drivers impact outbrea...	verbatim — the passage is on the page, character for character
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QUOTE `{}`	Here we consolidate 58,319 outbreak event records for 32 diseases and systematically test how 16 hypothesized social and environmental drivers impact outbreak geographies, while accounting for detection and reporting biases.
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QUOTE `{}`	Most consistently, the observed geography of outbreaks is shaped by healthcare access: reporting declines by a median of 32% (range across diseases: 1.2–96.7%) for each additional hour’s travel time from a health facility.

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