The Avian Flu, commonly known as Bird Flu, initially thought to be a virus exclusive to birds, has now made a worrying leap to cows, infecting several herds in the U.S.
This development has sparked fears of cross-species transmission, with concerns that the virus could potentially infect other mammals, including pigs, or even humans.
American health officials are issuing new guidelines in response to the outbreak, as the disease is spreading among cattle. One farm worker has tested positive after presumably coming into contact with an infected animal.
Meanwhile, Canadian health officials are closely monitoring the situation. Joel Senick has the details.
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This development has sparked fears of cross-species transmission, with concerns that the virus could potentially infect other mammals, including pigs, or even humans.
American health officials are issuing new guidelines in response to the outbreak, as the disease is spreading among cattle. One farm worker has tested positive after presumably coming into contact with an infected animal.
Meanwhile, Canadian health officials are closely monitoring the situation. Joel Senick has the details.
For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca/news/10396737/bird-flu-cows-milk-canada-risk/
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