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avian influenzaThe Jerusalem Post
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The H5N1 subtype of highly pathogenic avian influenza has been found in more herds of cows and infected one human in the past week .
The infected person was treated with a flu antiviral drug and is recovering at home.
It is unclear how the person was infected, but if they were infected by exposure to an infected cow, it would be the first recorded case of transmission from a cow to a human.
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