Health officials concerned with the uptick in bird flu cases

The video discusses the spread of bird flu, with 11 new human cases in California linked to infected cattle. The CDC reports 25 human cases across five states and infections in 300 dairy herds in 14 states. Dr. Matthew Binnaker from Mayo Clinic highlights the global presence of the avian virus, now affecting mammals. The CDC states the public risk is low but advises avoiding contact with infected animals and using protective gear. Symptoms range from mild to severe respiratory issues.

What recent confirmation did the California Department of Public Health make regarding bird flu cases?

How many confirmed human cases of bird flu are there currently in the United States?

What is the current risk level to the public regarding the avian virus according to the CDC?

What measures are health officials recommending to avoid infection from possibly infected animals?

What symptoms should individuals look for if they suspect they might be infected with the avian virus?