US Bird Flu Outbreak Spreads to Chickens, Cattle, Raises Concerns Over Human Infections
The first known human case of H5N1 bird flu in the United States appeared in a person in Colorado, who was involved in culling birds at a commercial poultry facility. More than 22 million commercially raised U.S. chickens and turkeys have been killed since February 2022 due to outbreaks of a highly lethal type of bird flu.
GREENVILLE — H5N1 bird flu is spreading through dairy cows in Kansas, New Mexico, Idaho and now North Carolina. But South Carolina consumers shouldn't worry about contaminated dairy products ...
There’s no solid evidence that bird flu is spreading among people, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said ...
The Wildlife Resources Commission explained risk level, safety measures and more in a news release about bird flu cases in ...
In early December, Sonoma County, California, declared an agricultural disaster when two poultry farms had to kill their entire flocks to try to stop “highly pathogenic avian influenza” — or ...
One in five retail samples of commercial milk has traces of bird flu, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said this week. The H5N1 strain of avian flu was first detected in Texas herds in ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has ordered bird flu tests for dairy cattle that cross state lines, it announced Wednesday. “USDA has identified spread between cows within the same ...
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