luckytran, 27 days ago An NPR reporter collected samples of raw milk from 4 farms in Texas, and asked a USDA-authorized lab to test for bird flu. The lab refused to do it, because the farms wouldn't give them permission to test, even though permission isn't required. Wow. https://www.npr.org/2024/05/15/1251647612/a-bird-flu-outbreak-among-dairy-cows-sparks-new-warnings-about-unpasteurized-mil
An NPR reporter collected samples of raw milk from 4 farms in Texas, and asked a USDA-authorized lab to test for bird flu. The lab refused to do it, because the farms wouldn't give them permission to test, even though permission isn't required. Wow.
https://www.npr.org/2024/05/15/1251647612/a-bird-flu-outbreak-among-dairy-cows-sparks-new-warnings-about-unpasteurized-mil
metaphase, 27 days ago @luckytran as I recall this testing ban was pioneered with mad cow disease testing
@luckytran as I recall this testing ban was pioneered with mad cow disease testing
apicultor, 27 days ago @luckytran Sounds like they should name and shame the lab, and then give the samples to one who will.
@luckytran Sounds like they should name and shame the lab, and then give the samples to one who will.
zdl, 27 days ago @luckytran We call this "good public health policy", right?
@luckytran We call this "good public health policy", right?
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