Third person dies of bird flu as virus continues spreading to livestock

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A third person has died from bird flu since the virus began jumping from birds to livestock. Health authorities still consider the overall threat to the public to be low. The virus, however, continues to spread among animals. The report from Ars Technica highlights the ongoing spread even as risk assessments remain unchanged.

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