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Three months into bird flu outbreak in U.S. dairy cows, experts see deep-rooted problems in response Three months since a bird flu outbreak in U.S. dairy cattle was declared, the country is failing to take the necessary steps to get in front of the virus and possibly contain its spread among cows, according to interviews with more than a dozen experts and current and former government officials. Read more. By Andrew Joseph, Rachel Cohrs Zhang, Helen Branswell, and Megan Molteni |
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