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• Avian Influenza in Birds
• Avian Influenza and Humans
• Treatments
• Prevention and Control
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Q. How is avian influenza spread to humans?

A. People need to have close contact with infected birds or poultry manure to get avian influenza. The virus is found in bird feces and respiratory secretions. There is no evidence of effective human transmission of the virus at this time.
Q. Can avian influenza be treated with antibiotics or other drugs?

A. There are medications that are effective against the avian influenza virus in people. Sometimes people with influenza develop secondary bacterial infections and these can be treated with antibiotics.
Q. Are children at greater risk of catching avian influenza?

A. Probably, yes. The current cases of avian influenza in humans are predominantly in children. This may be because children are more likely to have close contact with chickens and chicken feces.