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Free sign upThe phrase "a threat to humans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dangers or risks that could potentially harm human beings.
Example: "The rapid spread of the virus has become a significant threat to humans worldwide."
Alternatives: "a danger to humanity" or "a risk to people".
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The virus is not considered a threat to humans.
Unlike mad cow, scrapie is not believed to pose a threat to humans.
Although the disease is deadly to animals, it does not pose a threat to humans.
Swine fever is highly contagious but is not considered a threat to humans.
But unlike mad cow disease, swine fever is not thought to be a threat to humans.
A cool spring and cold weather has helped kill the parasite, which is not a threat to humans.
But consumers and regulators in Europe worry that the crops could pose a threat to humans or the environment.
So far, there are no signs that this virus is a threat to humans, although no one can be sure.
Ballast water from a single ship can carry up to 4,000 unique species of plants, animals or microorganisms, including pathogens that are a threat to humans.
There are also socioeconomic implications, if a relocated species were to cause damage to land or pose a threat to humans.
It might be because they've been gone for a longer time [than wolves and bears] but it's probably because they're not a threat to humans.
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