The risk of bird flu to humans is low, but eating undercooked eggs or chicken could increase your chances of exposure to ...

A man says he is in "mental anguish" over the death of his two cats, after feeding them raw milk to improve their health.

As the bird flu continues to force farmers to slaughter millions of chickens nationwide every month, the price of eggs is ...

good bacteria in raw milk would “take care” of any harmful germs. This is a myth, according to the FDA: Raw milk doesn’t rid itself of dangerous pathogens. Studies have shown that the bird flu virus ...

The map provided by the CDC shows the states with people sickened due to the outbreak. Alabama is included along with ...

Bird flu has been making the rounds in the United States over the last year and appears to be resurging again. Here’s what ...

Pasteurized milk is safe to drink because pasteurization kills the bird flu virus and other germs, the experts emphasize. The state is home to 37 human cases of bird flu, or more than half of ...

Are eggs safe to eat amid the current avian flu outbreak? Have people in the U.S. contracted bird flu? We VERIFY the answers ...

Cooking meat or pasteurizing raw milk destroys the bird flu virus and other disease-causing germs. “Raw milk, raw meat products can be and are a vector for carrying this virus,” he said.

and with them come bird poop and germs — and all of that.” RELATED: No, cage-free eggs aren't leading to more frequent avian flu outbreaks There are a few precautionary measures you can take.

It was H5N1 bird flu, and state officials said it came ... bowls where kids or shoes might pick it up, or expose people to germs later, when they’re cleaning out a litter box.