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Bird Flu Has Arrived In SF; Two Chickens Test Positive, Traces of Virus Found In Wastewater

Bird Flu Has Arrived In SF; Two Chickens Test Positive, Traces of Virus Found In Wastewater
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H5N1 bird flu detected in SF, first in California city wastewater

SFDPH found two cases of H5N1 avian flu at a San Francisco poultry market and in wastewater tests, but no signs of public exposure, human transfer or illness.

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Oregon mussels have sickened at least 20, officials warn

At least 20 people fell ill after eating mussels gathered over the weekend at Short Beach near Oceanside and at Hug Point near Seaside.

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Outbreak of paralytic shellfish poisoning reported in relation to Oregon mussels

An outbreak of paralytic shellfish poisoning that has sickened at least 20 people has prompted health officials to urge those who harvested mussels from a

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