Federal and state officials say pasteurized milk available in grocery stores is safe from bird flu but caution that raw milk is not. So how do you know what you're drinking is safe? The H5N1 bird flu ...

Holy cow, you’ve probably been storing your milk wrong — because it shouldn’t be in the door of your refrigerator. According to experts, milk, as it turns out, should never be kept in that convenient ...

Raw milk has been linked to at least 10 illnesses in California, according to the California Department of Public Health. None of the illnesses has been identified as bird flu, the agency said. “Since ...

(NEXSTAR) – As the avian influenza virus, type A H5N1, continues to spread to an unknown number of dairy cows, health experts are informing the public milk and other dairy products are still safe to ...

Twenty-one people in Florida were recently sickened after consuming raw milk. Raw milk has become popular with wellness influencers who claim it’s healthier than pasteurized milk. Experts say raw milk ...

Wisconsin’s latest H5N1 detections in dairy cattle are no longer an abstract concern for regulators and veterinarians; they now shape how you think about every gallon of milk in your kitchen. As the ...

Raw milk contaminated with Campylobacter and E. coli caused illness in 21 Florida residents, including children. The outbreak highlights the risks of consuming raw milk despite its growing popularity ...

A new survey has shown that 56 percent of U.S. adults know that drinking raw milk, sometimes called “fresh” milk, is less safe than drinking pasteurized milk. The survey, which involved more than ...