Bird flu continues to spread in US cattle, with 32 affected herds in eight different states, causing growing concern.

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Experts say the US is not sharing as much data on the outbreak as it should.

Given that even the most symptomatic cows show few respiratory symptoms, the USDA speculates that the most likely way it is spreading is via contaminated milking equipment.

Enlarge / Greylag geese sit on a field and rest while a cow passes by in the background.

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Author / Journalist: Beth Mole

Category: Technology

Markets: United StatesMexico

Topics: Dairy cows H5N1 Milk Outbreak CDC Virus Science Infection Cows USDA Bird flu Fda Herds Avian influenza

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Published On: 2024-04-22 @ 22:24:46 (1 weeks ago)

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