Bird Flu Cases in Europe Drop, Mammal Detection Rise
Bird flu cases in Europe are declining after peaking in autumn and winter, with four hundred six outbreaks in domestic birds and two thousand one hundred eight in wild birds across thirty-two countries. Wild bird cases remain high, but most poultry farm infections are from indirect contact, not direct transmission. Mammal detections have slightly increased, including the first evidence of past exposure in a healthy dairy cattle herd in the EU.
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