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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Bird Flu and Raw Milk
Lifehacker· 1 day agoThe virus was discovered in milk too, but pasteurization kills it, and of course health authorities...
Raw Milk and the Rise of ‘Food Freedom’
The Wall Street Journal· 1 day agoInterest in unpasteurized dairy is soaring despite health risks, thanks to lifestyle influencers, commentators and politicians promoting its consumption.
The sale of raw milk is legal in West Virginia starting Friday. Drinking it comes with risks
West Virginia Watch via Yahoo News· 20 hours agoAs West Virginia legalizes the sale of raw milk, a multi-state outbreak of avian flu among dairy...
With all this bird flu around, how safe are eggs, chicken or milk?
Salon.com· 1 day agoBird flu (or avian influenza) is a bird disease caused by specific types of influenza virus. Indeed,...
Despite the spread of bird flu, lawmakers in some states are pushing to legalize raw milk
Los Angeles Times· 3 days agoThe commercial sale of raw milk in California is legal, although not all stores choose to sell it....
Raw milk containing bird flu virus infects mice in study
Reuters· 6 days agoFeeding raw milk contaminated with bird flu to mice infected them with the virus, adding to evidence...
Bird Flu (H5N1) Explained: Bird Flu Has Killed Dozens Of Dairy Cows In Multiple States, Report Says
Forbes· 1 day agoHere’s the latest news about a global outbreak of H5N1 bird flu that started in 2020, and recently...
Bird flu update: 3rd human case diagnosed. Penn vaccine testing set. What about raw milk?
The Express-Times· 5 days agoRussell Redding had a cone of premise-made ice cream in hand, a reward after having just kicked off...
Humans can catch bird flu, but not easily. What experts say about symptoms and risks
Yahoo Life· 1 day agoHow to stay safe For most people who aren’t spending a lot of time in close contact with farm...
Unpasteurized (Raw) Milk and Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention· 4 days agoSeveral human cases of A(H5N1) in farm workers on commercial dairy farms in the U.S. have been reported. HPAI A(H5N1) virus has been detected in unpasteurized (raw)