Scientists Urge Better Surveillance as Bird Flu Spreads to US Cattle

Experts emphasize the need for comprehensive data to prevent potential human transmission of H5N1 virus.

H5N1 bird flu has been detected in dairy cows across nine US states.
Concerns rise over insufficient data collection and reporting on the outbreak.
CDC and USDA assure that pasteurized milk and well-cooked meat remain safe for consumption.
One human case linked to infected cattle reported, highlighting low but present risk to humans.
New federal measures mandate testing of dairy cows before interstate movement to control virus spread.