Cows dead from bird flu rot in California as heat bakes dairy farms
Cows in California are dying at much higher rates from bird flu than in other affected states, industry and veterinary experts said, and some carcasses have been left rotting in the sun as rendering plants struggle to process all the dead animals.
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The human avian flu has yet to pass from human to human, but state gene detectives are on the lookout for mutations.
Officials are racing to vaccinate dairy workers against the seasonal flu to prevent the two viruses from combining.
University of Georgia researchers are partnering with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to better understand the risk of the bird flu virus in milk and steps needed to ensure milk safety.
The California Department of Public Health reports a total of 13 human bird flu cases have been confirmed in California. All ...
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