A new type of bird flu has been found in dairy cows in NevadaA new variant of H5N1 bird flu has been detected in dairy cattle for the first time, raising concerns about potential human health impacts.
Scientists warn of the increased dangers of a new bird flu strainBird flu continues to spread without control, affecting dairy cattle and poultry, posing risks to livestock industries and public health.
How U.S. Farms Could Start a Bird Flu PandemicH5N1 bird flu poses an increasing risk to dairy cattle and may threaten animal and human health without urgent policy changes.
Clues from bird flu's ground zero on dairy farms in the Texas panhandleThe delayed detection of a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu virus in Texas dairy cattle highlighted the risk of mutations that could lead to human transmission.
Why California declared a state of emergency over bird fluCalifornia declares a state of emergency due to H5N1 bird flu affecting dairy cows and causing mild human illnesses.
Can Bird Flu Survive in Milk?People are concerned about the spread of avian flu from dairy cattle, but pasteurization of milk for retail markets appears effective in inactivating the virus.
A new type of bird flu has been found in dairy cows in NevadaA new variant of H5N1 bird flu has been detected in dairy cattle for the first time, raising concerns about potential human health impacts.
Scientists warn of the increased dangers of a new bird flu strainBird flu continues to spread without control, affecting dairy cattle and poultry, posing risks to livestock industries and public health.
How U.S. Farms Could Start a Bird Flu PandemicH5N1 bird flu poses an increasing risk to dairy cattle and may threaten animal and human health without urgent policy changes.
Clues from bird flu's ground zero on dairy farms in the Texas panhandleThe delayed detection of a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu virus in Texas dairy cattle highlighted the risk of mutations that could lead to human transmission.
Why California declared a state of emergency over bird fluCalifornia declares a state of emergency due to H5N1 bird flu affecting dairy cows and causing mild human illnesses.
Can Bird Flu Survive in Milk?People are concerned about the spread of avian flu from dairy cattle, but pasteurization of milk for retail markets appears effective in inactivating the virus.
As FDA urges crackdown on bird flu in raw milk, some states say their hands are tiedStates facing challenges in addressing bird flu in dairy cattle due to restrictions on surveillance and restrictions for raw milk sales.
No One Knows How Far Bird Flu Has SpreadUSDA detected bird flu in dairy cattle, with underreporting likely. Human infections rare but dangerous. Dairy workers, including many immigrants, at higher risk.
This Is a Dangerous Virus'The H5N1 bird flu outbreak in dairy cattle is worsening, with potential for prolonged circulation and evolution into more dangerous forms.
Bird Flu Has Infected a Third U.S. FarmworkerA third farmworker in the U.S. is infected with bird flu, with respiratory symptoms, having direct exposure to dairy cows, yet the virus has not spread among people.
We still don't understand how one human apparently got bird flu from a cowThe USDA released an unpublished genetic analysis on the spillover of bird flu into US dairy cattle, highlighting significant insights into the outbreak and the risks associated with virus transmission.
U.S. bird flu numbers in dairy cattle are way off. Here's whyThe true scale of the U.S. bird-flu outbreak in dairy cattle is underestimated due to farmers' reluctance to test animals for economic reasons.
As FDA urges crackdown on bird flu in raw milk, some states say their hands are tiedStates facing challenges in addressing bird flu in dairy cattle due to restrictions on surveillance and restrictions for raw milk sales.
No One Knows How Far Bird Flu Has SpreadUSDA detected bird flu in dairy cattle, with underreporting likely. Human infections rare but dangerous. Dairy workers, including many immigrants, at higher risk.
This Is a Dangerous Virus'The H5N1 bird flu outbreak in dairy cattle is worsening, with potential for prolonged circulation and evolution into more dangerous forms.
Bird Flu Has Infected a Third U.S. FarmworkerA third farmworker in the U.S. is infected with bird flu, with respiratory symptoms, having direct exposure to dairy cows, yet the virus has not spread among people.
We still don't understand how one human apparently got bird flu from a cowThe USDA released an unpublished genetic analysis on the spillover of bird flu into US dairy cattle, highlighting significant insights into the outbreak and the risks associated with virus transmission.
U.S. bird flu numbers in dairy cattle are way off. Here's whyThe true scale of the U.S. bird-flu outbreak in dairy cattle is underestimated due to farmers' reluctance to test animals for economic reasons.
How bird flu spreads to cattle and impacts the industryThe discovery of avian flu virus fragments in milk sold in U.S. stores highlights the potential wider spread in dairy cattle.
Here's what worries scientists about bird flu's spread among cattleScientists are monitoring the bird flu outbreak in dairy cattle to understand the risk to humans.The virus is not causing respiratory illness in cattle, raising concerns over possible mechanical transmission during milking.
What the CDC is doing to monitor and protect against bird fluBird flu found in dairy cattle for the first time in the U.S.Low risk of human-to-human transmission of avian flu.
Here's what worries scientists about bird flu's spread among cattleScientists are monitoring the bird flu outbreak in dairy cattle to understand the risk to humans.The virus is not causing respiratory illness in cattle, raising concerns over possible mechanical transmission during milking.
What the CDC is doing to monitor and protect against bird fluBird flu found in dairy cattle for the first time in the U.S.Low risk of human-to-human transmission of avian flu.
A new study suggests a culprit in bird flu's rapid spread through US cattle, and how to stop itUnpasteurized milk may spread H5N1 bird flu between cows and to humans.