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Is it safe to eat eggs and chicken during the bird flu outbreak? By Alice Park Senior Health Correspondent This week, the country’s largest egg provider stopped distributing eggs after finding the latest avian flu virus had infected its flock. Here's what health officials say about how safe eggs and poultry meat are to eat right now. READ MORE Share This Story

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