Row 45337

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This is some additional info that I found.

From ABC NewsRadio (Australia):

The child returned to Australia from overseas in March, became unwell and subsequently tested positive.

Dr. Clare Looker, Victoria's Chief Health Officer, said:

>It was only identified over the weekend. The confirmation testing just came in, I think it was late on Sunday [May 19]. The priority was making sure that the child and family were aware.

>Audio clip: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/news-specials/victorian-child-returning-to-australia-tests-positive-for-bird-f/103881350

Other info:

>The case occurred in a child, who acquired the infection in India and was unwell in March 2024. The avian influenza virus was detected through further testing of positive influenza samples that takes place to detect novel or concerning flu virus strains, as part of Victoria’s enhanced surveillance system. Contact tracing has not identified any further cases of avian influenza connected to this case.

>There are lots of different subtypes (strains) of avian influenza. Most of them don’t infect humans. Some subtypes, including H5N1, are more likely to cause disease and death in poultry. These are known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses. Significant outbreaks of HPAI viruses are being reported in poultry and non-poultry birds and mammals overseas. The United States of America is currently experiencing outbreaks of HPAI (H5N1) in dairy cows, with one recent human case in a dairy worker. Whilst the Victorian case is HPAI (H5N1), it is not the same as the strains that have caused these outbreaks in the United States of America.

>https://www.health.vic.gov.au/health-advisories/human-case-of-avian-influenza-bird-flu-detected-in-returned-traveller-to-victoria

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text This is some additional info that I found. From ABC NewsRadio (Australia): The child returned to Australia from overseas in March, became unwell and subsequently tested positive. Dr. Clare Looker, Victoria's Chief Health Officer, said: >It was only identified over the weekend. The confirmation testing just came in, I think it was late on Sunday [May 19]. The priority was making sure that the child and family were aware. >Audio clip: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/news-specials/vic…
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