FDA: Bird flu virus fragments found in pasteurized milk; supply remains safe
One in five milk samples across the US contained fragments of bird flu, the FDA says, but additional testing showed it's non-infectious.
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3 developments- Apr 24, 2024Bird flu virus found in pasteurized milk, though officials maintain supply is safe
- Apr 26, 2024Pasteurized milk
- Apr 29, 2024Only center coverage:Bird flu risk prompts warnings against raw milk, unpasteurized dairy products
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FDA: Bird flu virus fragments found in pasteurized milk; supply remains safe
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