Bird Flu Jumps from Cows to Chickens to Humans in Colorado
Five workers infected as high temperatures complicate protective measures during poultry culling
- Four cases confirmed by CDC, with one presumptive positive awaiting confirmation.
- Symptoms among infected workers range from conjunctivitis to flu-like respiratory issues.
- Virus spread linked to movement of cows, people, and equipment between farms.
- No evidence of human-to-human transmission; investigations into the infection route continue.
- Global preparedness efforts include vaccine development and enhanced surveillance.