California Confirms Bird Flu Outbreak in Dairy Herds, Public Risk Remains Low
The California Department of Food and Agriculture has confirmed a bird flu outbreak in three dairy cow herds, raising concerns in the agricultural community. However, officials assure that the risk to humans remains low, with no human cases linked to this outbreak. The CDC continues to monitor the situation as they report 13 confirmed human cases of H5 bird flu nationwide, emphasizing minimal public health threats. Stay informed on bird flu and related health advisories as healthcare agencies work to ensure safety.
U.S. Dairy Industry on High Alert for H5N1 Virus Threat
The U.S. dairy industry is facing a new threat with the spread of H5N1 virus, prompting experts to call for decisive action. Veterinarians like Kay Russo emphasize the need for a proactive approach and comprehensive plan to combat the virus in dairy and other livestock sectors. Stay informed on the industry’s response to this urgent situation.