Washington Bird Flu Death Renews H5N1 Concerns
A reported H5N1 death in Washington State followed exposure to infected cattle, renewing concern while officials investigate transmission risks and public-health implications.
A reported H5N1 death in Washington State followed exposure to infected cattle, renewing concern while officials investigate transmission risks and public-health implications.
Bird flu was detected at a commercial poultry facility in Pierce County, Washington. Workers are being monitored, but no human infection or community spread has been confirmed.
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