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So far, virtually all the 100 or so avian-flu cases identified in humans can be traced directly back to contact with live chickens. Infected birds pass the virus through feces, and it affects humans that breathe in the fecal dust. The virus is not passed on in the meat or eggs, so there’s no danger from eating cooked chicken.
