U.S. dairies Test Milk for Bird Flu
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Raw milk from US dairies must now be tested for bird flu
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U.S. dairies must now send samples of raw milk to the USDA to be tested for bird flu.
The move builds upon existing efforts to track the spread of bird flu in dairy herds.
H5N1 has been detected in 720 dairy herds in the United States this year .
At least 35 people have contracted bird flu from working around infected cows.
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