Contagious cancer is killing off Tasmanian devils, but there might

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The Tasmanian Devil's Cancer: Could Contagious Tumors Affect Humans? - Scientific American

Tasmanian Devils May Be Adapting to Deadly Transmissible Cancer

Tasmanian Devils: Contagious Cancer Drives the Risk of Extinction – The Global Fool

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How vaccinating Tasmanian devils could spare humans another pandemic

Aussie Ark - In 1996 scientists identified a contagious cancer that was killing devils: Devil Facial Tumour Disease. It spreads through bites to the face, which are frequent when devils are eating

Transmissible cancer in Tasmanian devils: localized lineage replacement and host population response

Infographic: When Cancers Become Parasites

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Thousands of Tasmanian devils are dying from cancer – but a new vaccine approach could help us save them

Tasmanian devil cancer vaccine approved for testing

Tasmanian Devils and the transmissible cancer that threatens their extinction