No One Knows How Far Bird Flu Has Spread
With little incentive for US farmers to test their cattle, and many undocumented laborers on dairy farms, the full scale of the outbreak is unclear.
Which mammals can get bird flu?
Different types of mammals in many U.S. states have tested positive now for bird flu. What's the risk for humans?
Should We Be Worried About Bird Flu?
According to the C.D.C., the risk to public health remains low. But the country’s initial approach has had an unsettling resonance with the first months of COVID.
What We Know About the Latest Case of Bird Flu in a Person
Bird flu, or avian influenza, can be deadly in birds but normally doesn’t infect people. While some strains have caused serious disease and even death in humans, most cause relatively mild symptoms. In the U.
Issues: H5N1 bird flu
We’ve assembled answers to some questions about H5N1 bird flu. Q: Is one day isolation sufficient to stop forward transmission of COVID-19? A: People with COVID-19 could potentially transmit it to others well beyond a day after developing symptoms or testing positive.
We still don’t understand how one human apparently got bird flu from a cow
The US Department of Agriculture this week posted an unpublished version of its genetic analysis into the spillover and spread of bird flu into US dairy cattle, offering the most complete look yet at the data state and federal investigators have amassed in the unexpected and worrisome outbreak—and what it might mean.
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The bird flu outbreak has more questions than answers
As the magnitude of the bird flu outbreak in cattle becomes clearer, so does the need to quickly get a firmer grip on some basic facts. Namely, how far this H5N1 virus has spread, how it is spreading,
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FDA finds traces of bird flu in grocery store milk. Is it safe to drink?
The FDA stressed that the nation's milk supply is safe to drink because pasteurization kills the virus, though it does not ...
New concern about bird flu in cows as traces of the virus appear in more milk samples
The Food and Drug Administration says the milk supply is safe because traces of the bird flu virus found in pasteurized milk ...
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Bird flu is spreading to more farm animals. Are milk and eggs safe?
A bird flu outbreak in U.S. dairy cows has grown to affect more than two dozen herds in eight states, just weeks after the nation's largest egg producer found the virus in its chickens.
No, there is not a milk recall related to the bird flu outbreak
According to the FDA, remnants of the bird flu virus have been detected in pasteurized milk, but it won’t infect whoever ...
FDA testing dairy cows for bird flu after fragments found in pasteurized milk
The U.S Department of Agriculture issued an order that dairy cows being transported from one farm to another state should be ...
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Limiting the spread of avian flu in dairy cattle deemed a priority
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture has issued an importation order requiring all breeding female cattle entering the state to have a travel entry permit issued by the NDA before that ...
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Bird flu is back – should you be worried? Here’s what it means for grocery prices and for your health.
Bird flu, which pushed egg prices up by more than ... and in mammals such as bears in Alaska, Nebraska and Montana, according to the CDC. “We don’t know a lot about it because it’s so ...
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A life of leisure for Derby winner Silver Charm, alcohol and your health, and the USDA is testing beef for bird flu | Hot off the Wire podcast
Get a recap of recent financial, health and general interest stories through this special edition of our Hot off the Wire ...
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Why 6.5 million chickens were killed in Michigan this month
The three infected Muskegon County turkey farms used it, according to records obtained from Our Honor, an animal advocacy ...
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Bird flu is back - should you be worried? Here's what it means for grocery prices and for your health.
Bird flu has been detected in cattle in Texas ... and in mammals such as bears in Alaska, Nebraska and Montana, according to the CDC. "We don't know a lot about it because it's so new to us ...