Bird Flu Detected in Pasteurized Milk, But Poses No Threat to Humans, FDA Says

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has detected particles of bird flu in some samples of pasteurized milk, but emphasized that the virus in this form is not a threat to humans. The FDA increased testing of domestic milk supplies due to a bird flu epidemic spreading through avian and cattle livestock across the country. The testing samples found inactive remnants of the bird flu virus, which had been killed during the pasteurization process.

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