US Nears Record Poultry Deaths From Bird Flu

A near-record number of US chickens and turkeys have died in this year's outbreak of avian flu, as a different form of the virus than farmers battled before has infected more wild birds that then transmit the disease, officials said.
Reuters Health Information

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