Person in Mexico died of a bird flu strain that hadn't been confirmed before in a human, WHO says

A new strain of virus, previously unseen in humans, has been identified. The World Health Organization reports that a man with underlying health conditions succumbed to the virus shortly after hospitalization. The source of infection remains unclear as he had no known contact with animals. Officials state the infection risk to Mexico's population is low. This strain differs from another that has affected dairy workers in the US.

What was the health condition of the man before he developed new symptoms?

• He had underlying health conditions and was bedridden.

• He was an athlete.

• He had a minor cold.

• He was in perfect health.

What is known about the source of the man's infection?

• He was exposed to poultry.

• He had contact with wild animals.

• The source of infection is unclear.

• He traveled to a high-risk area.

What happened to the man on the day he was hospitalized?

• He passed away.

• He was discharged.

• He recovered fully.

• He was transferred to another hospital.

What is the risk level of this new strain to Mexico's population?

• No risk

• High risk

• Moderate risk

• Low risk

How does this new strain compare to the one affecting dairy workers in the US?

• It is more dangerous.

• It is the same strain.

• It is less contagious.

• It is a different strain.