WHO says the risk of H5N1 bird flu is 'evolving with the virus and needs real-time monitoring.'

'WHO and partners are asking countries to rapidly share information to enable this.'

On H5N1 bird flu:

'USDA has identified spread between cows within the same herd, spread from cows to poultry, spread between dairies associated with cattle movements, and cows without clinical signs that have tested positive.'

In 1 case, H5N1 was found in a lung tissue sample.

A bird cam in the Netherlands captured a falcon dying of suspected bird flu and falling out of the nest. Her chicks died a short time later.

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USDA issues federal order to increase monitoring of H5N1 bird flu:

• Negative test for lactating dairy cows before interstate travel
• Other cows to be tested 'based on scientific factors'
• Mandatory reporting for all positive tests

Viral particles of H5N1 bird flu have been found in commercial milk but the FDA says it's safe to drink.

Testing is currently underway to confirm pasteurization killed the virus. Results will be made public in the coming days or weeks.

H5N1 bird flu found at another dairy farm in Idaho, raising the U.S. total to 33

West Virginia confirms first measles case in 15 years

Last night's update: 64,696 new cases, 757 new deaths twitter.com/BNOFeed/status…

H5N1 bird flu found at 3 more dairy farms in the U.S., one each in Texas, Kansas and Michigan, raising the total to 32