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| Photo of sea pen courtesy of NOAA. |
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How can I access the Wildlife Disease News Digest?
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Why can’t I access the full text to all journal articles?
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Why is there so little news coverage outside the USA?
Our access to news reports outside the USA is limited. We are asking our international wildlife health community to assist us in creating a more balanced global news digest. Learn more about our international news submission request on our International News page within the Digest.
Is there a text-only version of the Wildlife Disease News Digest?
This option is not currently available, but we are exploring ways to create a text-only RSS feed that will report Digest updates. (Curious about other RSS feeds available from the Wildlife Disease Information Node? View all of our feeds here.)
How do I contribute content to the Wildlife Disease News Digest?
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