Pasteurization kills bird flu in milk, doctor explains

"The bottom line is: Bird flu is in our milk supply but the pasteurization, which is a fancy word for heating the milk, kills the virus. You can detect the virus but it's these not-alive, nonviable remnants," Dr. Todd Ellerin said.

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