Bird Flu Variant in Cats: PB2 Gene Mutation Raises Concerns - What You Need to Know | Public Health

A new bird flu variant in cats has been discovered, and it carries a concerning mutation in the PB2 gene. This mutation could have significant implications for both animal health and public health, as it may increase the risk of the virus spreading more easily across species, including potential transmission to humans.

In this video, we break down:

- What the PB2 gene mutation is and how it affects the bird flu virus (avian influenza).

- The potential risks of this mutation in cats and its implications for public health.

- How avian influenza is transmitted, and why this new variant is a cause for concern.

- What we know about bird flu outbreaks in animals and the role of zoonotic diseases.

- Transmission potential from cats to humans

- Previous cases of bird flu with the PB2 mutation

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