The concern about human-to-human transmission of bird flu is most closely monitored by

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The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are the two primary organizations that closely monitor and respond to outbreaks of infectious diseases, including bird flu. They work together to detect and control outbreaks, conduct research, provide public health guidance, and coordinate international efforts to prevent the spread of diseases. While national governments also have a role to play in monitoring and responding to outbreaks, the WHO and CDC have a global mandate and are well-equipped to help countries prepare and respond to pandemics. The other two options, the World Wide Institute for Infectious Disease and International Centers for Health and Human Disease, do not exist.

The Concern About Human-To-Human Transmission of Bird Flu Is Most