61.   Swine fever is a highly contagious, usually fatal disease affecting pigs, but experts say it poses no health risk to humans.

62.   Swine fever is a highly contagious, usually fatal, disease affecting hogs.

63.   The disease affects an area of the brain that influences social behavior, causing loss of social skills, Miller said.

64.   The disease also affects pigs and has caused the deaths of hundreds of swine throughout Malaysia since it first appeared in October, the paper said.

65.   The disease does not affect humans.

66.   The disease mostly affects crops in the upper Midwest, including northern Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.

67.   The disease usually affects pediatric and older patients.

68.   The disease almost never affects humans, and German officials stressed that transported livestock pose a greater danger of spreading infection.

69.   The disease affects the nervous system and gradually impairs motor control, with symptoms appearing at irregular intervals for years.

70.   The disease causes the human brain to progressively degenerate in the same way mad cow disease affects cattle.