Diseases can re-emerge for a variety of reasons.Evaluate the following statements and choose the one that does not provide evidence for a re-emergence.

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This statement does not provide evidence for a re-emergence of diseases as it suggests that humans have avoided animal habitats, which could potentially reduce the spread of zoonotic diseases. A, B, and D all suggest factors that could contribute to the re-emergence of diseases. A suggests that pathogens can evolve and become resistant to treatments. B suggests that climate change can allow arthropods to expand their habitats and potentially spread diseases to new areas. D suggests the intentional introduction of bioterrorism agents into a population, which could cause an outbreak.

Diseases Can Re-Emerge for a Variety of Reasons