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Dairy cattle in Texas and Kansas test positive for bird flu

Dairy cows in Texas and Kansas tested positive for bird flu, with about 10% of lactating cows affected.
The virus, Type A H5N1 strain, was likely transmitted from infected wild birds, leading to disease in cattle.
The commercial milk supply is safe, and there is low risk to people, with no evidence of increased transmission to humans.

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The Guardian

Bird flu found in US milk for first time in Texas, Kansas and New Mexico

US officials say the country’s milk supply is safe and risk to people is low due to pasteurization process of country’s dairy supply

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Dairy cattle in Texas and Kansas test positive for bird flu

Federal officials say milk from dairy cows in Texas and Kansas has tested positive for bird flu. The virus has also been detected in New Mexico.

1 month ago·United States

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abc News

Dairy cattle in Texas and Kansas have tested positive for bird flu

Federal officials say that milk from dairy cows in Texas and Kansas has tested positive for bird flu

1 month ago·United States

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NZ Herald

Report sick or dead wild birds, MPI says as bird flu hits US dairy cows for the first time

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1 month ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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The Washington Post

Bird flu detected in milk from dairy cows in Texas and Kansas

Avian flu was found for the first time in U.S. livestock this month, including in cows and a goat. The risk to humans is low, but experts warn against drinking raw milk.

1 month ago

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KRDO

Dairy cattle in Texas and Kansas test positive for bird flu

By MIKE STOBBE and JONEL ALECCIA Associated Press Milk from dairy cows in Texas and Kansas has tested positive for bird flu, U.S. officials said Monday. The illness has been reported in older dairy cows in those states and in New Mexico. The symptoms included decreased lactation and low appetite. It comes a week after officials in Minnesota announced that goats on a farm where there had been an outbreak of bird flu among poultry were diagnosed w…

1 month ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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