World Animal Health Body Urges Tighter Bird Flu Controls After US Death
More should be done to control the spread of bird flu among animals to avoid more cases in humans, the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Wednesday, following the first death of a patient from the virus in the United States.
Scientists in Newfoundland and Labrador are working to figure out how far the avian flu has spread through the province's ...
Avian influenza has spread far beyond the nation's birds, infecting all manner of creatures from zoo animals, wild mammals, ...
Bird flu is on the rise in Oregon and across the U.S, and Bend wildlife hospital Think Wild offered guidance Tuesday on how ...
The increase in cases in the state comes as a Louisiana man with underlying health conditions died from the disease on Monday ...
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Avian flu not much threat to New Yorkers, officials sayAlthough no cases of bird flu were detected in humans or livestock within the state so far, the New York State Department of ...
Texas officials on Wednesday confirmed several dead birds that were discovered earlier this month near Austin tested positive ...
A bald eagle found standing on a DuPage County street has been euthanized after it was determined the animal was suffering ...
The Louisiana patient who contracted what officials said was the nation’s first “severe” case of avian influenza has died, ...
MOOREFIELD — The West Virginia Department of Agriculture has confirmed the presence of bird flu, or Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), in a backyard flock of chickens in Pocahontas County. ...
We asked public health and industry experts to break down the risks that bird flu presents to our food supply.
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