Supported by USAID, South Korea, the Fleming Fund and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), the initiative tackles ...
Workshop co-organiser professor Munir Iqbal, Head of the Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease group at The Pirbright ...
Scientists say that, like pigs, they are a ‘mixing vessel’ that could enable H5N1 bird flu to mutate and spread to humans ...
With global outbreaks of avian influenza on the rise, the country is intensifying its precautionary efforts despite having no ...
Recent reports in December 2024 indicate that India has seen sporadic cases of avian influenza, with a few outbreaks in ...
Poultry producers in Adair County are urged to strengthen biosecurity measures after two cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian ...
Influenza Virus In Milk: "The prolonged persistence of viral RNA in both raw and pasteurized milk has implications for food ...
Study reveals H5N1 virus adaptation in domestic cats, raising concerns about potential animal-to-human transmission.
Stanford research shows the flu virus can survive in raw milk for up to five days, highlighting the need for pasteurization.
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