People spread more virus to animals, not the other way around: Scientists
HQ Team March 27, 2024: Humans transmit more viruses in domestic and wild animals than the other way around, scientists found after analyzing.
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HQ Team March 27, 2024: Humans transmit more viruses in domestic and wild animals than the other way around, scientists found after analyzing.
HQ Team July 17, 2023: One of the highest instances of felines being infected by avian influenza A (H5N1) has been reported in.
A recent spillover to mammals of H5N1 avian influenza needed to be “monitored closely” as the WHO readies vaccines and antivirals and urged.