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Bird flu has ripped through America’s poultry flocks and dairy herds — and it has infected humans. Tune in Sunday to learn how the U.S. is grappling with the virus. | 60 Minutes

Bird flu has ripped through America’s poultry flocks and dairy herds — and it has infected humans. Tune in Sunday to learn how the U.S. is grappling with the virus. | 60 Minutes

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“It’s easy to sound like an alarmist. What I’m here to tell you is [bird flu] is a very serious threat to humanity. And the longer we let this persist, the greater the risks are going to be,” says Dr. Kamran Khan, an infectious disease physician. https://cbsn.ws/42owpH7 | 60 Minutes

“It’s easy to sound like an alarmist. What I’m here to tell you is [bird flu] is a very serious threat to humanity. And the longer we let this persist, the greater the risks are going to be,” says Dr. Kamran Khan, an infectious disease physician. https://cbsn.ws/42owpH7 | 60 Minutes

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Chasing the bird flu | 60 Minutes Archive

Chasing the bird flu | 60 Minutes Archive

A Colorado dairy farm was hit by bird flu, which spread from cow to cow. It cost the farm about $400,000 to treat its sick cattle, and most recovered. Some farmworkers also got ill after being exposed to sick cattle. https://cbsn.ws/4lFiXWO | 60 Minutes

A Colorado dairy farm was hit by bird flu, which spread from cow to cow. It cost the farm about $400,000 to treat its sick cattle, and most recovered. Some farmworkers also got ill after being exposed to sick cattle. https://cbsn.ws/4lFiXWO | 60 Minutes

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BlueDot, one of the first companies to spot the virus that became the COVID-19 pandemic, now says bird flu is just as concerning due to the speed it's spreading through dairy cows and how it’s been jumping to other mammals, including, potentially, humans. https://cbsn.ws/443cLlc | 60 Minutes

BlueDot, one of the first companies to spot the virus that became the COVID-19 pandemic, now says bird flu is just as concerning due to the speed it's spreading through dairy cows and how it’s been jumping to other mammals, including, potentially, humans. https://cbsn.ws/443cLlc | 60 Minutes

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It’s not just the number of human cases of bird flu that is alarming to Dr. Angela Rasmussen, but that the virus is jumping to more mammals. Every new spillover gives the virus another chance to evolve and potentially spread from person to person.

It’s not just the number of human cases of bird flu that is alarming to Dr. Angela Rasmussen, but that the virus is jumping to more mammals. Every new spillover gives the virus another chance to evolve and potentially spread from person to person.

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Bird flu is lethal in poultry, and farmers have had to kill tens of millions of birds, driving egg prices sky-high. https://cbsn.ws/42VfhZu | 60 Minutes

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A glimmer of hope in stopping the spread of bird flu: the USDA’s raw milk testing program. “It can detect even just one positive cow in a group of a thousand,” says Dr. Keith Poulsen, director of the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory. https://cbsn.ws/42VfEDm | 60 Minutes

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Most people infected with bird flu report mild symptoms, but Dr. Kamran Khan fears it is spreading undetected, increasing its odds of evolving: “It can change in ways that actually make it even more deadly, or more easily transmissible, or even resist against some of the antiviral medications that we have." https://cbsn.ws/3GeN4Et | 60 Minutes

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More than a hundred federal scientists who track bird flu have been laid off. Dr. Angela Rasmussen, an American virologist working in Canada, says many CDC scientists are banned from discussing bird flu and have to use encrypted messaging to communicate. The CDC declined to answer 60 Minutes’ questions, saying it continues to respond to the H5N1 bird flu outbreak. | 60 Minutes

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More than 1,000,000 people have become followers of a conspiracy theory that birds aren't real. The birds in the sky are supposedly government drones. Except, the conspiracy is a satire. Sharyn Alfonsi meets with the creator of Birds Aren't Real, Sunday. https://cbsn.ws/3koARi2 | 60 Minutes

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“[T]here is a communications ban that has been put on these federal workers,” says Dr. Angela Rasmussen, who is studying bird flu in Canada. “I have to have conversations on encrypted messaging apps with my colleagues who I would normally just send emails to.” Rasmussen was among the scientists given expert briefings by the Biden administration in 2024. She told 60 Minutes that Biden’s team miscalculated the threat at first. https://cbsn.ws/4cGzNR7 | 60 Minutes

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New strain of bird flu mutating rapidly, linked to human deaths

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H5N1 bird flu is spreading in poultry and cows. Be careful working with animals that could be infected. | CDC

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Bird flu forces chickens into lockdown amid historic outbreak

H5N1 bird flu, or avian influenza, in Florida: What to know » Emerging Pathogens Institute » University of Florida

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The US hasn't seen a human bird flu case in 3 months. Experts are wondering why

It’s not just the number of human cases that is alarming to Dr. Angela Rasmussen, but that the virus is jumping to more mammals. Every new spillover gives the virus another chance to evolve and potentially spread from person to person. "I don’t sleep very much these days,” says Rasmussen. https://cbsn.ws/4itDryW | 60 Minutes

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