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Bird flu virus detected in beef from ill dairy cow | newscentermaine.com
Finding bird flu in beef is a new development for the outbreak, which began in 2022.
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In experiments, mice get ill from raw milk carrying bird flu virus – Medical Xpress
In late March, researchers first detected traces of H5N1 bird flu in nasal swabs and milk obtained from U.S. dairy cows. Since then, the outbreak …
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After mice drink raw H5N1 milk, bird flu virus riddles their organs | Ars Technica
Before the mouse data, numerous reports have noted carnivores falling ill with H5N1 after eating infected wild birds. And a study from March in …
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Bird flu, raw milk debate converge – The Hill
Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story Don’t drink raw milk, especially during a bird flu outbreak, …
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Bird flu detected in beef tissue for first time, USDA says, but beef is safe to eat – CBS News
Bird flu has been confirmed in dairy cattle herds in nine states, has been found in milk and has prompted the slaughter of millions of chickens …
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US Curbs Certain Poultry Imports From Australia’s Victoria on Bird Flu Concerns
Since 2022, bird flu in the U.S. has infected more than 90 million chickens, 9,000 wild birds, 52 dairy herds and three people. Colombia in April …
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Raw milk is the latest health fad. Experts worry it may spread bird flu. – The Washington Post
A study found that mice became ill after drinking cow’s milk infected with the bird flu virus, raising new concerns about the risk to humans who …
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Bird flu virus detected in beef from an ill dairy cow, but USDA says meat remains safe
Bird flu has been …
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Aircraft turbulence is worsening with climate change. Studying birds could help – BBC
Our skies are getting bumpier, making the need to understand and predict turbulence increasingly urgent. Researchers propose birds could provide …
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