Michigan Takes Lead in Bird Flu Monitoring and Research

Proactive measures include daily health checks for farm workers and new biosecurity rules to curb H5N1 spread.

Michigan conducts the majority of H5N1 tests in the US, with extensive monitoring of farm workers.
New biosecurity measures and seasonal flu vaccine promotions aim to prevent virus transmission.
Studies reveal H5N1 can remain infectious in raw milk for at least an hour, posing risks to dairy workers.
CDC and USDA collaborate with Michigan to study virus transmission and enhance protective protocols.
Public health officials emphasize the importance of trust and proactive measures in managing outbreaks.