The Centers for Disease Control has reported an increased number of bird flu cases across the nation, with some of the biggest outbreaks in Riverside County in California. There have been 23 cases of bird flu found at poultry and dairy farms in Riverside County. Bird flu is a virus that affects animals like birds and cows. While there have been 67 cases of bird flu in the country, none have been reported in humans in Riverside County so far. The risk to the general public is low, but people should wash their hands and avoid raw dairy products to prevent the spread of bird flu. People can also cook meat and eggs thoroughly to stay safe. Most human cases have been mild with respiratory symptoms, red eyes, and fever. If someone thinks they have bird flu, they should contact their doctor. It's important to stay safe and take precautions to prevent the spread of bird flu.