At the end of When Birds Get Flu and Cows Go Mad!, author John DiConsiglio leaves what problem unresolved? whether the US should do more testing on cows
whether mad cow disease is likely to affect the reader
whether European countries should do more testing on cows
whether mad cow disease is likely to become a widespread problem

whether the US should do more testing on cows

Explanation:

This book exposes the story about the outbreak of mad cow and swine flu in the USA. The author exposes the story of many people who caught bird flu and survived, as well as people who witnessed the outbreak and the madness that was mad cow disease. The author makes a link between these diseases and the possible treatments and symptoms of HIV, passing through tests on animals and the efficiency of this research.

Although the author reflects on several concepts related to health and American science, the author does not answer whether the USA should do more tests on cows.

A

Explanation:

Got it right;)

it is  "a"

Explanation:

right on the quiz :)

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