A new type of bird flu has been discovered in a human dairy worker in Nevada.
This strain is different from the version that spreads in herds since last year, according to the centers for the control and prevention of the disease (CDC).
The case was obviously gentle, as was the Milk worker of the Churchill district not hospitalized and recoveredreported Associated Press, citing health officials.
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The person mostly experienced the redness of the eyes and irritation, similar to most cases of bird flu associated with milk cows, AP said.
While New stress of bird fluD1.1, it was recorded in more than a dozen people exposed to infected poultry, this is the first case of cows to a man.
This new strain is different from the version that spreads in herds since last year, AP noted. (East)
In a statement that is dealing with the situation, Central Health District in Nevada (CNHD) confirmed that there is no evidence of this The virus spreads from an infected individual to other people.
The bird’s flu patient had a mutation of viruses, causing concern about human expansion
CDC noted that on its website that the risk of bird flu The general public remains low.
Those who are in constant and close contact with cows, poultry and other animals are encouraged to carry protective equipment. (East)
But those who are in constant and close contact with cows, poultry and other animals are at higher risk – and encourage them to carry protective equipment and take the necessary precautions.
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Jacob Glanville, Cenivax CEO in San Francisco, commented in a statement by Fox News Digital that within a week of D1.1 soybean was discovered in Nevada cows, but there was a human infection.
“This is not the first human infection D1.1: it has already resulted in American death, serious illness and some other infections in five other countries,” said an expert.
The Central Health District of Nevada (CNHD) confirmed that there is no evidence that the virus spreads from an infected individual to other people. (Reuters/Dado Ravic/Illustration/File)
“The importance of this new infection is to discover how fast we go from infections in cattle in Human overflow. “
Glanville has confirmed that SOJA D1.1 livestock infections prove that it contains adaptive mammals mutations.
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“Although we have not yet seen the transmission of man and man, with such a quick progress from cattle to human cases, maybe it’s just a matter of time before the Pandemia H5n1,” he said.
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Fox News Digital addressed the CDC for further comment.
