Bird flu detected in raw milk in California, health officials confirm

The video discusses the detection of bird flu in raw milk sold in California, leading to a recall by the manufacturer. Although follow-up tests were negative, the incident raised concerns about the risks of unpasteurized milk. Public health officials emphasize that the risk to humans is low, but the FDA warns of potential health risks. The video also touches on the legal status of raw milk sales in the US and the advocacy for raw milk by figures like Robert F Kennedy Jr. Despite the recall, the sale of raw milk remains legal in many states, though restricted across state lines.

What prompted the recall of raw milk in California?

• Detection of E. coli

• Detection of listeria

• Detection of bird flu

• Detection of salmonella

What is the current risk level of bird flu to humans according to the report?

• Low risk

• No risk

• Moderate risk

• High risk

Who has been promoting the health benefits of raw milk?

• Robert F Kennedy, Jr.

• The USDA

• The FDA

• The CDC

What is the FDA's position on the consumption of raw milk?

• It is safe and beneficial

• It is beneficial for adults

• It poses a serious health risk

• It is only risky for children

In how many states is the retail sale of unpasteurized milk legal?

• All states

• About a dozen states

• Only in California

• In no states