Is there a vaccine for bird flu?
There are vaccines available to protect poultry against certain strains of bird flu. Vaccination programs are implemented in regions where outbreaks have been reported or are considered a risk. However, the effectiveness of these vaccines can vary depending on the strain of the virus and the vaccination strategies employed.
For humans, there are currently no licensed vaccines specifically designed to prevent infection with avian influenza viruses. However, research efforts are ongoing to develop vaccines that could provide protection against potential pandemic strains of bird flu.
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