#avian-influenza

#avian-influenza

A single mutation in bird flu could enable it to infect humans, a crucial finding for pandemic preparedness.

The human cases of bird flu in Colorado are linked to the outbreak among dairy cows, with workers at poultry farms affected by the highly pathogenic avian influenza.

California is experiencing a major bird flu outbreak impacting poultry and dairy industries, raising concerns about food safety for holiday meals.

Twenty big cats, including a Bengal tiger, have died from bird flu at a sanctuary, highlighting the virus's serious threat to wildlife.

The bird flu is spreading among California farms but poses a low risk to the general public at this time.

England is facing a severe bird flu outbreak with infected pheasants, raising urgent health concerns.

The article highlights the ongoing risk of avian influenza to both livestock and human health, challenging the narrative of safety from agriculture departments.

California's bird flu outbreaks are raising concerns about turkey safety this Thanksgiving, as the disease impacts poultry and dairy farms.

California faces serious challenges with bird flu outbreaks affecting poultry and dairy operations, impacting food safety during the holiday season.

California's bird flu outbreaks have led to mass culling of poultry, affecting food safety and consumer assurance for holiday meals.

Health officials warn against consuming unpasteurized milk due to avian influenza risks.

A recall of raw cat food in Oregon is due to a bird flu link; consumption can be harmful to pets.

Highly pathogenic avian influenza virus spreads between cows, cattle, cats, and a raccoon, raising concerns of adaptation and possible pandemic in humans.

Astronomical amounts of viral particles in milk from cows infected with bird flu may spread via milking process, impacting cows, other animals, and potentially humans.

Ongoing health checks help contain potential human cases of avian influenza, with public risk remaining low according to health officials.

HPAI H5N1 bird flu virus spreading among dairy cattle in nine US states since March 2024.

The first deadly human case of avian influenza A(H5N2) confirmed in Mexico.

Demand for eggs is rising ahead of the holiday season, particularly for traditional recipes.

Avian influenza has heavily impacted egg supply, leading to the culling of millions of birds.

Current egg prices are lower than their peak, but significantly higher than last year's prices.

Egg prices have stabilized but are influenced by demand fluctuations and avian influenza impacts.

Egg shortages are considered temporary, with the industry facing higher demand during holidays.

A new strain of avian flu has spread from poultry to dairy cows, raising alarm among California dairy producers. The state is currently virus-free.

California confirms avian influenza in three dairies, enforcing quarantine measures and heightened bio-security protocols to protect dairy farmers and milk supply.

Avian influenza impacting birds in California, including poultry farms

California legislature's push for reparations for Black Californians

Avian influenza has been detected in California dairy cows, prompting quarantine measures, but officials assure that the state's milk supply remains safe.

HPAI outbreaks in California result in mass poultry deaths as migration season presents further risks.

Consuming pasteurized milk products is safe despite HPAI in dairy cattle.

Highly pathogenic avian flu has spread to dairy cows in the U.S., impacting milk production and raising concerns for dairy farmers.

Another dairy farm worker in Michigan infected with avian influenza virus, marking the third cow-to-human transmission case, notable for its respiratory symptoms.

Third person in the U.S. tests positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza virus after exposure to infected cows on a farm.

Alpacas tested positive for HPAI H5N1 in Idaho, linked to infected poultry, highlighting virus spread among mammals.

USDA is mandating dairy cows be tested for HPAI H5N1 before interstate movement due to concerns of virus spread.

Monitoring wild animals for diseases is crucial to identifying emerging health threats from zoonotic diseases originating in wildlife.

The worrisome strain of avian influenza has spread to cows and even one person across six US states.

Health officials are closely monitoring the situation, highlighting concerns about the virus potentially spreading to humans.

Avian influenza in US dairy cattle is spreading, with the virus found in raw milk and retail milk, prompting the need for increased surveillance and testing.

Increased surveillance and testing in dairies is crucial to control the spread of avian influenza in US dairy cattle.

Avian influenza affecting seals and sea lions globally

Virus spreads rapidly in wildlife and marine mammals

The H5N1 bird flu virus is causing mass deaths among South American sea lions and elephant seals.