CDC Confirms Second Human Bird Flu Case in Missouri With No Known Exposure to Farm Animals
"To date, human-to-human spread of H5 bird flu has not been identified in the United States," the agency added. "CDC believes the immediate risk to the general public from H5N1 bird flu remains low, but people with exposure to infected animals are at higher risk of infection."
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