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H5N1 bird flu was circulating in dairy cows for four months before it was detected, USDA scientists say

Bird flu was probably circulating in dairy cows for at least four months before it was confirmed to be the highly pathogenic H5N1 virus, according to a new analysis of

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Bird flu scares milk and meat consumers

Good news: Regulators' tests of pasteurized milk and ground beef failed to find any live H5N1 in samples at risk of being contaminated.

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Here s the Evidence That Meat and Milk Don t Contain Live Bird Flu

Bird flu poses a significant public health threat, prompting concerns about the safety of two essential food staples: meat and milk.

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What is bird flu? H5N1 infecting U S dairy cattle, explained

One person in the United States has tested positive for H5N1 this year so far

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Florida Dolphin Dies of Bird Flu as Alarm Grows Over Species Spread

Florida scientists have reported the first known and fatal case of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza in a bottlenose dolphin.

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