Douglas, it’s true that current pasteurization methods are designed to protect our food supply, and they’re generally effective. However, given the evolving nature of H5N1, it’s prudent to consider updates to safety standards, especially if new evidence suggests a risk. It's not about doubting current methods but about staying ahead of potential threats. We need to balance safety with practicality.

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Ricky