Another California child infected by H5N1

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-12-h5n1-bird-flu-case-california.html
They haven't confirmed that it is the Dairy virus, but it seems to be H5N1.  Marin County is North of San Francisco.  The first child was in Alameda that is South of San Francisco.  The child has no known exposure to animals.  If it is the dairy virus they have to start testing the milk supply.  That is the direct contact that these kids have with dairy cows, but they did not test the milk supply after the first child because it is bad for the dairy industry.  Pasteurized milk is supposed to be safe, but the CDC's own research indicated that the virus could survive the most common pasteurization method and could survive in whole milk for 4 days.  The FDA claimed that it was doing further tests on the milk supply after that study, but nothing has been published about their results (Project started in early Nov.) and they were doing the study incorrectly.  They were asking for volunteers and claimed that they would keep the dairies anonymous.  The processing plants that did not volunteer are the ones that you want to test as the most likely to have issues with their pasteurization.  The method may be 100% effective when within specifications, but how often are those specifications not met? That is the main question that the FDA has to answer.
Ron Okimoto