Climate change aids H5N1 bird flu spread and evolution
Summary: Climate change is aiding the global spread and evolution of the H5N1 bird flu virus, impacting over 350 bird species and close to 60 mammal species. The virus has been detected in polar regions and has caused significant wildlife mortality. H5N1 has infected dairy cattle and humans, emphasizing the need for vigilant monitoring and climate change adaptation strategies. Sustainable agricultural practices and conservation efforts are crucial in mitigating the virus's spread.
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