Man and the Animal for Consumption
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Peter A.J. Holst MD PhD, 2020.
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Peter A. J. Holst, M. D., & Peter A. J. Holst, M. D. (2020). Man and the Animal for Consumption . Peter A.J. Holst MD PhD.

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Peter A. J. Holst, M. D., Ph. D and M. D. Peter A. J. Holst. 2020. Man and the Animal for Consumption. Peter A.J. Holst MD PhD.

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Peter A. J. Holst, M. D., Ph. D and M. D. Peter A. J. Holst. Man and the Animal for Consumption Peter A.J. Holst MD PhD, 2020.

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Peter A. J. Holst, M. D., and M. D. Peter A. J. Holst. Man and the Animal for Consumption Peter A.J. Holst MD PhD, 2020.

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Coronaviruses and pneumonia
The SARS virus that emerged in China in 2003 and spread through the civet, the MERS virus came from dromedaries and has been active since 2012, and the SARS coronavirus II that now caused a pandemic as COVID 19 are three new viruses of this century that have dangerous pneumonia and give death.
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