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Without major changes in state and federal regulations, the H5N1 bird flu virus may infiltrate dairy cattle, warn scientists. This could lead to a permanent threat to other animals and humans. Although the public risk is currently low, prolonged circulation among cattle increases the risk of mutations that could trigger an influenza pandemic.
The H5N1 bird flu virus poses a significant risk of infecting dairy cattle, presenting a potential long-term danger to both animals and humans.
With the virus circulating among cattle, the likelihood of mutations occurring rises, increasing the potential for an influenza pandemic that could impact the global population.
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