"Bird Flu Detected in NYC Parks: Health Experts Warn of Wildlife Interaction"
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Several cases of bird flu have been discovered in Marcus Garvey Park in Manhattan, prompting health experts to advise New Yorkers to avoid contact with wildlife and to wash their hands after any contact with bird droppings. The virus has been found in 12 flocks of wild birds across seven states, with the majority in Texas, and in domestic poultry. While there is no sign of bird flu spreading to people at this time, precautions are being urged to limit contact with wildlife.
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