Health officials revealed that the patient was hospitalized in mid-December after being exposed to “non-commercial backyard flock and wild birds.” The …
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Bird flu latest: Louisiana confirms 1st human death in US | LiveNOW from FOX
… birds and wild birds. Public health risk remains low for the general public, but those working with birds or animals have a higher risk. BATON …
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America’s first bird flu death reported in Louisiana – CBS Austin
… wild birds. The Department reports no additional cases or evidence of person-to-person transmission. The individual remains the only human case of …
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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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Louisiana bird flu patient has died | Health | ktbs.com
The best way to protect yourself and your family from H5N1 is to avoid sources of exposure. That means avoiding direct contact with wild birds and …
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