The White House is concerned about a potential bird flu outbreak after a Texas dairy farmer caught the H5N1 strain from a cow.
This is only the second case in the US, but the virus is spreading among cattle in several states after jumping from birds.
Although officials claim the risk to the public is low, they’re closely monitoring the situation.
Tests have shown that cows in Texas, Kansas, and New Mexico are infected with bird flu, with concerns growing about its impact on farmers and supply chains.
This strain has never been detected in cows before, raising worries about its ability to spread between species.
The infected person in Texas only showed mild eye inflammation and received treatment.
The Biden government is making preparations for a potential vaccine. However, the situation highlights concerns about the US’ readiness to handle another pandemic after COVID-19 exposed weaknesses in public health infrastructure.
The COVID pandemic caused millions of deaths worldwide, and survivors are grappling with various health issues, including heart attacks, even among younger individuals.
The global population is tired, exhausted, and frustrated with the COVID’s toll and has no strength or patience left to endure another such crisis.
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