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Bird flu poses low risk to the public following first U.S. death, WHO confirms

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Bird flu poses low risk to the public following first U.S. death, WHO confirms

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  • The World Health Organization (WHO) has indicated that the risk to the general population from H5N1 bird flu is still low.
  • This statement follows the first reported death from the virus in the United States.
  • The deceased was an elderly patient with underlying medical conditions who had contact with backyard chickens.
  • Nearly 70 cases have been documented in the U.S. since April, primarily among farmworkers.
  • U.S. health officials affirm that the surveillance measures in place are adequate to monitor the virus's spread.

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