it could spiral into a possible pandemic Avian influenza is constantly changing. Every new infection increases the odds bird flu could potentially become more deadly or easily transmissible ...

The avian flu virus continues to affect poultry producers and dairy farms in 2025. In North Carolina alone, the virus has ...

Experts warn that these facilities, including those on Long Island and in New York City, provide the perfect conditions for the rapid spread of avian influenza, creating a potential public health ...

Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) subtype H5N1 was confirmed in dairy cattle in March 2024, marking the first known cross-species transmission of this virus to cattle.

Fears about avian influenza have moved faster than pasture-raised hens in search of the juiciest worms. The outbreak has been blamed for high egg prices and supply shortages while also raising ...

Purpose: A review of the avian influenza A/H5N1 virus, including human cases, viral transmission, clinical features, vaccines and antivirals, surveillance plans, infection control, and emergency ...