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  • The COVID-19 pandemic has a zoonotic origin: it was transmitted from animals to humans The same has happened with other recent epidemics (such as those caused by the virus SARS-CoV-1 and H7N9, among others) These epidemics arose in a context of animal exploitation: the trade in wildlife Many people have asked for a blanket ban of wildlife trade in wet markets However, a blanket ban may be counterproductive and have worse consequences both for the animals and for public health This paper argues against a blanket ban and argues for a progressive regulation that takes into account the welfare of animals, but that has as its final goal the disappearance of trade in wildlife Copyright © 2020 Gustavo Ortiz Millán
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  • Revista_de_Bioetica_y_Derecho
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  • Pandemics, zoonoses and wildlife trade
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  • 2020

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