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Federal Officials Find No Live Bird Flu Virus in Initial Milk Tests
By Benjamin Mueller & Noah Mercer Weiland
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OR Health Authority
OHAOregon
The recent outbreak of avian flu in dairy cows (no cases in Oregon at this time) prompted the FDA to conduct testing of the U.S. commercial milk supply, and so far they have found no live viruses.
Read more about the FDA’s research: ow.ly/6OB050Ry0Hc pic.twitter.com/JjM1Hwd23j
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ADSA
ADSAorg
The FDA announced results from their national commercial milk sampling study showing that pasteurization is effective in inactivating HPAI.
The USDA also announced results from its testing reaffirming that the meat supply is safe:ow.ly/MM3Y50RAp7l
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World Organisation for Animal Health
WOAH
WOAH continues to monitor and study the avian influenza viruses. Read here for our latest update: www.woah.org/en/high-pathogenicity-avian-influenza-in-cattle/
www.bbc.com/future/article/20240425-how-dangerous-is-bird-flu-spread-to-wildlife-and-humans
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AFDO
afdonews
The FDA continues to report that no live, infectious HPAI bird flu virus has been detected in pasteurized milk, cottage cheese, sour cream, and powdered infant formula samples. The agency's most recent report was May 1. Find all updates here: ow.ly/v86y50RypoS pic.twitter.com/jK2nJPnkqV
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