It seemed unlikely that the mother caught the flu from chickens. During her day in the hospital, she never left her daughter's room. That meant the mother most likely caught bird flu directly from her infected daughter. Dr. Dowell knew this was big trouble. It was the first time a person had caught bird flu from another person. The virus must have changed - or mutated. It had become even more dangerous than before. Now many other people would be at risk of getting sick and dying.

—When Birds Get Flu and Cows Go Mad!,
John DiConsiglio

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