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H5N1 Study Finds Mammary Glands of Multiple Livestock Species Can Harbor Avian Influenza

Iowa State University researchers found that the mammary glands of several livestock species can harbor H5N1, calling for broader surveillance beyond dairy cattle to prevent undetected spread.

Iowa State University's H5N1 study highlights need for broader livestock surveillance
Iowa State Study Finds H5N1 Can Infect Mammary Glands Across Livestock Species
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Iowa State University researchers found that the mammary glands of several livestock species can harbor H5N1, calling for broader surveillance beyond dairy cattle to prevent undetected spread.

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