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Avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, has emerged as a significant global health concern, with reports indicating its presence in 108 countries and territories across five continents over the past three years. Experts warn that the spillover of this virus to other species, including mammals, presents a serious threat to both animal and human health.
The recent uptick in infections among various wildlife populations has raised alarms about the potential for the virus to mutate and adapt, increasing the risk of transmission to humans. Health officials emphasize the importance of monitoring these outbreaks closely, as the interspecies transmission could lead to new strains of the virus that may evade existing vaccines.
Preventive measures, such as vaccination of poultry and strict biosecurity protocols, are being recommended to contain the spread. As the situation develops, the global community is urged to remain vigilant and prepared for any potential public health implications stemming from this evolving threat.
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