Join Fox News to access exclusive content, including select articles and premium content, by simply entering a valid email address for free. By entering your email, you agree to Fox News’ Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. In a recent live-streamed briefing by WebMD and the CDC, experts discussed the spread of bird flu among cattle in the U.S. The outbreak was first reported in March, and affected cows were found to have contracted H5N1. The USDA has detected H5N1 in dairy herds across nine states. However, experts reassured that there is no risk in consuming commercially purchased milk and meat. The CDC reported one human case of bird flu in Texas, but the individual had a full recovery. While the risk to the public remains low, precautions are being taken to protect farm workers and monitor potential cases. Experts emphasized the importance of staying informed and alert, but not alarmed, about the situation. For the latest updates on bird flu, visit trusted sources like the CDC, USDA, and FDA. Stay updated and stay safe.
