Authorities said they believe that the evidence continues to suggest the virus spreads only from animals to humans despite two cases at the same farm.

What You Need To Know: CDPH continues to work with federal, state and local partners to monitor and respond to human cases of bird flu in the state. The risk to the general public remains low, although individuals who interact with infected animals are at higher risk of getting bird flu.​​

The California Department of Public Health is confirming a total of six human cases of the bird flu across the Golden State and all are in Central Valley patients, with a possible seventh case waiting to be confirmed.