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H5N1 bird flu has reached every continent. How worried should you be?

H5N1 bird flu has reached every continent. How worried should you be?
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The H5N1 bird flu virus has reached Australia, marking its presence on every continent. Scientists are concerned about the virus's ability to jump between species and its potential for further adaptation to mammals.

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The global spread of H5N1 poses a significant public health risk and threatens biodiversity, poultry, and livestock industries worldwide.

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Scientists have become increasingly concerned about H5N1 because the virus is now circulating in an unprecedented range of bird and mammal species.

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