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Microbes that cause disease in humans can travel thousands of miles on high-level winds.
Winds studied carried a surprising diversity of bacteria and fungi, including known pathogens and, some with resistance to multiple antibiotics.
Microbes hitched a 1,200-mile ( 2,000km ) ride on dust particles blown from China to Japan .
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