A new outbreak of bird flu in the United States has sparked serious concern. The emergence of a new strain, H5N9, has caught the attention of both health organizations and agricultural experts.
While bird flu outbreaks are not uncommon, this one is raising new questions about public health risks, the readiness of containment measures, and the poultry industry’s ability to cope.
What is H5N9 Bird Flu?
H5N9 is a subtype of bird flu, a virus that mainly affects birds, though it can sometimes spread to other species, including humans. Although more well-known strains like H5N1 have caused widespread concern in the past, H5N9 is relatively new.
Its appearance in the United States is worrying, especially as bird flu viruses often evolve in unpredictable ways. See More Below
