No Evidence of Person-to-Person Bird Flu Transmission in Mexico Case
Mexico's health ministry confirms no evidence of person-to-person transmission in a bird flu case resulting in a man's death. The man had prior health conditions, and all close contacts tested negative for the virus.
There has so far been no evidence of person-to-person transmission of bird flu in the case of a man who died from the disease in Mexico, the nation's health ministry said on Wednesday.
The man had several prior health conditions, the ministry said in a statement, and all people who had contact with him have tested negative.
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