Screening of retail milk in Ontario for the presence of influenza A
Blais-Savoie, J.; Yim, W.; Kotwa, J. D.; Yip, L.; Kozak, R.; McGeer, A.; Mubareka, S. D.
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Given the widespread presence of influenza A(H5N1) viral RNA in pasteurized milk in the United States, we tested 117 samples of pasteurized cows milk purchased from retail outlets in Ontario, Canada in April 2024 for the presence of influenza A viral RNA. No influenza A viral RNA was detected.
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