One In Five Milk Samples From Across U.S. Had Traces Of Bird Flu Virus, FDA Says

The FDA reiterated that the positive test results did not mean there was an immediate risk to consumers and pasteurized milk was safe to drink.

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Apr 27 2024
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One of five samples of milk collected from store shelves across the country contained traces of the bird flu virus, the Food and Drug Administration said on Thursday, highlighting the extent of the i… [+2266 chars]

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