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Environmentally triggered illnesses in humans arise when normal biological functions become compromised by stressors.

However, the creation of hard edges around reserve boundaries where conflicts with humans arise and disturbance from human activities inside the reserves may affect carnivore behaviour and ecology.

Cancers occurring in dogs and humans arise naturally with age, in the background of an intact immune system.

More than 9 million new cases of TB in humans arise every year, resulting in nearly 2 million deaths worldwide [ 2].

There has to be wider appreciation that most epithelial cancers in older humans arise from perfectly normal mutation rates and that most elderly humans harbour many latent occult tumours: it is clear that this is just normal aging.

The researchers assumed that the multiregional model requires that modern humans arose more than once.

"It would be like concluding that humans arose in the United States because there's so much genetic diversity here".

Modern humans arose in Africa at least 200,000 years ago, whereas the fossils of Neandertals are found only in Europe and Asia after 230,000 years ago.

Modern humans arose in sub-Saharan Africa as early as 200,000 years ago, but our species did not venture beyond Africa until at least 80,000 years later.

These tall, relatively large-brained ancestors of modern humans arose about 1.9 million years ago and soon afterward invented a sophisticated new tool, the hand ax.

That, he says, supports the "Out of Africa" hypothesis--that modern humans arose recently in Africa and then replaced existing human populations around the world, including the European Neandertals, without interbreeding with them.