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A sheep in northern England has tested positive for bird flu, the first such case among mammals globally. The sheep, a ewe with signs of mastitis, was culled after being found on a farm where other birds had previously tested positive for bird flu. The British government said there is no evidence of human transmission, and the risk to the general public remains low.
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