California health officials reported a possible case of bird flu in a child from Alameda County. The child, treated and recovering at home, tested positive for low-level detection of the virus. This suggests that the child was not likely infectious to others, as there was no direct contact with infected animals, although there is an ongoing investigation concerning potential exposure to wild birds.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported a total of 53 human cases of bird flu this year, underscoring the ongoing risks and monitoring efforts associated with this virus. This case in Alameda County adds to the concerns regarding human health safety and wildlife interactions, particularly in regions experiencing outbreaks.
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