Have there been any reported cases of bird-flu in the US?

Try the CDC website..I am sure they keep up with that information. The real question that comes to mind is.. would the country admit it if their was? The consequences are a loss in confidence by consumers and the national health department admitting their collective inability to control the outbreak on a national level.. I will stop short of saying it is a government cover up or conspiracy.. but look at what the mad cow disease scare did for beef sales.. ?? Would the government make the right decision to admit it's faults for the sake of the consumer.. KFC and Churches chicken places would possibly go out of business and recalling all the chicken from grocery stores would cost millions.. not to mention the large scale slaughtering of many, many healthy birds.
To answer the question.. none that I know of :)

Yes, bird flu has been in the US for centuries. There are hundreds of different varieties of it. However, the H5N1 flu is not here yet. Its best to worry about stuff that matters. West Nile is very serious, very here, and nothing is being done about it. no, don't think so, there testing migratory birds in canada 4 it, but i dont think that thet have found any that were positive. We don't have to worry about it infecting birds, we have 2 be concerned because bird flu can easily mutate 2 a virus that is transmitted from human 2 human. Bird flu is so bad, because when you are infected it causes your immune system 2 attack ur body. Tjhat stuff scares the sh*t out of me.

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