Rare strain of avian flu detected on California farm

The video discusses the rise of bird flu variants, focusing on the H5 N9 strain detected in California. It compares H5 N9 with the more familiar H5 N1 strain, highlighting differences and potential risks. The video emphasizes scientific advancements in detecting virus variants and reassures that current bird flu variants do not pose an immediate threat to humans. The importance of ongoing monitoring and research is stressed to ensure public safety.

What is the newly detected bird flu strain mentioned in the video?

• H5 N1

• H5 N9

• H1 N1

• H7 N3

How does the H5 N9 strain compare to the H5 N1 strain?

• H5 N9 is less known than H5 N1

• H5 N9 is more common than H5 N1

• H5 N9 is not a bird flu variant

• H5 N9 spreads faster than H5 N1

What has increased our ability to detect bird flu variants?

• More advanced technology

• Better communication

• Stricter regulations

• Increased funding

What is the main reason for the discovery of more bird flu variants?

• New farming techniques

• Climate change

• Increased travel

• More thorough scientific research

Why do the new bird flu variants not pose an immediate threat to humans?

• They have been eradicated

• They are only found in remote areas

• They are easily treatable

• They are not contagious among humans