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1. Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is not the "main acquired prion disease in the United States."  There have been no documentation of CWD transmission to humans.  CWD is, however; the most prevalent animal prion disease in the United States.
2. All forms of prion disease have been seen in the United States (sporadic, genetic, and acquired). 

 

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