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[M]ost people do not need to worry about getting the bird flu, and since there’s not yet evidence of human-to-human contact, there’s no immediate danger of a new bird flu pandemic.
— Katie Kerwin McCrimmon, “From backyard chickens to house cats, the bird flu is spreading. Do you need to worry about another pandemic?” UCHealth, 24 February 2025
