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Zoonotic spillovers bypass agricultural boundaries to pool in urban live markets and household pets.

The evolutionary expansion of H5N1 shifts the frontline of human transmission from isolated commercial poultry farms to high-density city animal markets and infected domestic companions.

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Science & Health
CDC Ends Emergency Response to H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak as Surveillance Scales Down

Deactivating the emergency agricultural response did not stop the virus from continuing to pool in high-density urban live poultry markets.

Science & Health
Epidemiological Milestone: First Documented Cat-to-Human H5N1 Bird Flu Transmission

The first cat-to-human transmission of H5N1 marks the expansion of the virus's pool into domestic pets in high-density urban environments.