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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday confirmed the first case of avian influenza detected through its national influenza surveillance system. It is also the
stanley us first human case the CDC knows of that does not involve occupational exposure to animals such as poultry or cattle.Missouri s Department of Health and Senior Services said the patient had underlying medical conditions. They were hospitalized, treated and have been discharged to recover. There was no evidence of mo
stanley mugs re spread of avian flu among their close contacts.But the patient did not have any close contact with animals that have been known to be infected with bird flu. H5 outbreaks in cattle have
stanley cup not been reported in Missouri, but outbreaks of H5 have been reported in commercial and backyard poultry flocks in 2024, the CDC wrote. H5N1 bird flu has been detected in wild birds in that state in the past. RELATED STORY | World Health Organization wants to develop new bird flu shot using COVID vaccine technologyThe CDC is analyzing the genome of the infectious strain to determine the exact subtype of bird flu involved. The H5N1 virus, for example, is the subtype that has spread in wild and livestock animals in the U.S. and led to several human infections.The agency says the ongoing risk to the public from H5 bird flu infections remains low, and its guidance and recommendations for keeping healthy have not changed. Tott Port Charlotte residents pick up pieces left by Hurricane Ian
ANCHORAGE, Alaska 鈥?Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is sharing her COVID-19 diagnosis and is urging everyone to take steps to guard against the virus, such as we
stanley flask aring masks in public, according to a statement to People Magazine. It s not clear when Palin tested positive. She said her daughter tested positive first, and as the family quarantined, other family members contracted the coronavirus, including her son
stanley hrnek Trig who was born with Down syndrome. As confident as I d like to be about my own health, and despite my joking that I m blessed to constantly breathe in the most sterile frozen! air, my case is perhaps one of those that proves anyone can catch this, she wrote in a statement to People.She said she had some of the bizarre symptoms of COVID-19, including loss of smell and taste. She urged vigilance and encouraged people to wear masks and take necessary precautions. I strongly encourage everyone to use common sense to avoid spreading this and every other virus out there, she said in a statement. Adding, I view wearing that cumbersome mask indoors in a crowd as not only allowing the newfound luxury of being incognito, but trust it s better than doing nothing to slow the spread. She also said people should be vigilant, don t be frightened, and I advise reprioritizing some personal time and resources to ensure as healthy a lifestyle as you can create. .Page-be
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