The patient, who was exposed to non-commercial backyard flock and wild birds, was over age 65 and had underlying medical conditions, officials said.
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Nation’s first ‘severe’ avian flu patient dies in Louisiana
H5N1 can infect wild birds and poultry. It can be passed on to humans who work in close contact with sick and dead birds. Human cases reported in …
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Louisiana resident with nation’s first severe bird flu case has died | cbs19.tv
First US bird flu death reported in Louisiana. The patient contracted the virus after exposure to both backyard poultry and wild birds, Louisiana …
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First US bird flu death reported in Louisiana – KING 5
The patient contracted the virus after exposure to both backyard poultry and wild birds, Louisiana health officials said. Author: TEGNA Digital.
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First US bird flu death reported in Louisiana – WVEC
The patient contracted the virus after exposure to both backyard poultry and wild birds, Louisiana health officials said. Author: TEGNA Digital.
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U.S. records its first human bird flu death – NBC News
The Louisiana Department of Health said the patient had been exposed to a combination of a backyard flock and wild birds. “The Department …
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1st person dies of bird flu in the US – ABC7 Los Angeles
The patient, who was exposed to non-commercial backyard flock and wild birds, was over age 65 and had underlying medical conditions, officials said.
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Louisiana reports first bird flu related death in U.S. – WDSU
The person contracted the bird flu after exposure to a combination of a non-commercial backyard flock and wild birds.
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Louisiana patient with bird flu has died, first in U.S. | News – NOLA.com
The patient contracted avian influenza after exposure to a non-commercial backyard flock of birds and wild birds, the news release said. The health …
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First human death in US from bird flu reported in Louisiana – USA Today
To avoid exposure, avoid direct contact with wild birds and other potentially infected animals. Bird flu has been traveling around the world since …
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