MIT Technology Review November 29, 2024
Jessica Hamzelou

Human cases in the US are on the rise and the virus is turning up in cows and dairy products. Luckily, we have some vaccines ready to go if needed.

How worried should we be about bird flu? It’s a question that I’ve been asked by friends and colleagues several times over the last couple of weeks. Their concerns have been spurred by some potentially worrisome developments in the US, including the continued spread of the virus among dairy cattle, the detection of the virus in a pig as well as cow’s milk, and—most concerning of all—the growing number of human infections.

I’ll admit that I’m worried. We don’t yet have any evidence that the virus is spreading between people,...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Govt Agencies, Healthcare System, Patient / Consumer, Provider, Public Health / COVID
HHS Unveils AI Strategic Plan for Healthcare, Human Services and Public Health
How Digital Technology Can Shift The Way We Use The Power Grid To Reduce Our Carbon Footprint
Climate Resilience And The Promise Of Value-Based Care
Is the world ready for the next pandemic?
HMPV is surging in China. Is the US next?

Share This Article