The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reminds Michiganders to protect themselves and domestic animals amid ongoing highly pathogenic avian influenza cases.

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Bird flu (avian influenza) has become an increased concern in the health community throughout the United States.

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The bird flu is a growing concern due to its possible impact on the poultry industry and personal health.

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“While waterfowl hunters are much more likely to encounter wild birds, it’s important for all Michiganders to understand the health risks that bird flu can pose to wildlife, humans and domestic animals,” said a wildlife health supervisor.

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It’s a big worry. From the Cleveland Clinic: Bird flu (avian influenza) Bird flu (avian influenza) is an infection from a type of influenza (flu) virus that usually spreads in birds and other animals. Sometimes, humans can get bird flu from infected animals. Like the versions of flu that people usually get, bird flu can make you severely ill. It has infected  and, in the case of dairy herds and poultry flocks, mass culling: 
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DNR warns Michigan residents, pet owners to protect themselves from bird flu

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