Incentives for Bushmeat Consumption and Importation among West African Immigrants, Minnesota, USA

Walz, Emily; Wilson, David; Stauffer, Jacob C.; Wanduragala, Danushka; Stauffer, William M.; Travis, Dominic A.; Alpern, Jonathan D.

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Incentives for Bushmeat Consumption and Importation among West African Immigrants, Minnesota, USA

Dec 2017
By Walz, Emily ; Wilson, David ; Stauffer, Jacob C. ; ...
Source: Emerg Infect Dis. 23(12):2095-2097.

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Emerg Infect Dis
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Walz, Emily ; Wilson, David ; Stauffer, Jacob C. ; Wanduragala, Danushka ; Stauffer, William M. ; ... More +

Walz, Emily ; Wilson, David ; Stauffer, Jacob C. ; Wanduragala, Danushka ; Stauffer, William M. ; Travis, Dominic A. ; Alpern, Jonathan D. Less -
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The knowledge, attitudes, and practices surrounding bushmeat consumption and importation in the United States are not well described. Focus groups of West African persons living in Minnesota, USA, found that perceived risks are low and unlikely to deter consumers. Incentives for importation and consumption were multifactorial in this community.
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Adolescent Adult Animals Animals, Wild Carnivora Chiroptera Emigrants And Immigrants Feeding Behavior Female Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Humans Male Meat Primates Rodentia Social Stigma
Source:

Emerg Infect Dis. 23(12):2095-2097.
Pubmed ID:

29148387
Pubmed Central ID:

PMC5708257
Document Type:

Journal Article
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Africa, Western ; Liberia ; Minnesota

Africa, Western ; Liberia ; Minnesota Less -
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Africa ; Africa ; North America

Africa ; Africa ; North America Less -
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23
Issue:

12
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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urn:sha256:f046ec5a095bd1f1e8e0fb6995bbed8859f4a33787613a5b54afcc1a56fa611e
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https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/50188/cdc_50188_DS1.pdf
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