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The article recognizes the jump as very worrisome, but it's also a new development. Milk/dairy infections have apparently been happening for some time now; per
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
The article recognizes the jump as very worrisome, but it's also a new development.
Milk/dairy infections have apparently been happening for some time now; per quoted headlines:
> Utah reported that 8 dairy herds in Cache County were bulk tank positive for H5N1, tested as a result of a B3.13-infected layer flock. Utah is the 15th state with confirmed infections in the U.S.
> California reported another 5 B3.13-infected dairy herds with the count as of yesterday standing at 193 (of approximately 400 nationally confirmed infected herds)
The testing is a consequence of that situation.