Hawaii's First Avian Flu Detection Sparks Widespread Concerns

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The Hawaii Department of Health and Department of Agriculture have confirmed H5N1 avian influenza in a backyard flock in Central Oahu, linked to the Mililani Pet Fair. Attendees who had contact with ducks or geese are advised to monitor for flu-like symptoms, though the risk of transmission to humans is low. Health officials recommend seeking medical attention if symptoms develop and contacting the DOH Disease Reporting Line. The spread to other animals is also considered low, but veterinarians are on alert.
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