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Four more Missouri healthcare workers are experiencing mild respiratory symptoms after coming in contact with a bird flu patient.
A total of six healthcare workers have now developed symptoms after having contact with the patient.
The patient is the first confirmed person to contract the disease with no known animal exposure.
There have been 14 human cases of the disease in the US so far this year .
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