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A third human case of bird flu has been linked to the ongoing outbreak in cows on U.S. dairy farms.
This is the first human H5N1 infection associated with respiratory symptoms.
The risk of spread to the general public remains low, the CDC says.
Dairy-farm workers face the highest risk of exposure.
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