If that's true, we still have time to monitor the key genetic changes that would enable (the H5N1 virus) to spread in humans.

That's not something we thought was possible.

The number of humans infected by other people is, if not zero, very close to zero.

I think that given time the entire state will go smoke free. I think it's just a matter of time.

It's a moving target. The numbers may be different by the time the next study gets done.

We must not compromise our commitment to raising healthier kids and building healthier communities. Public Health Week reminds us that everyone, including communities, businesses, individuals and the state, is responsible for setting a positive example and helping to build a healthier California for ourselves and generations to come.