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New FDA-funded study finds H5N1 bird flu can survive in raw milk cheese, raising food safety concerns.
New research funded by the FDA indicates that H5N1 bird flu virus may survive in raw milk cheese for months, despite aging processes.
The virus thrives in the cheese's protein and fat content at refrigeration temperatures.
The study suggests increasing cheese acidity could help inactivating the virus.
Pasteurization remains effective in killing the virus, ensuring commercial milk safety.
No confirmed cases of H5N1 from raw milk cheese have been reported, but the FDA is testing samples for contamination.
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Un nuevo estudio financiado por la FDA revela que la gripe aviar H5N1 puede sobrevivir en el queso de leche cruda, lo que plantea problemas de seguridad alimentaria.