This strain of bird flu, also known as H5N1, is not entirely new. It’s been detected in a variety of bird populations since January 2022, and in March …
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Mount Rushmore Birds to educate before bringing a pet home – KOTA
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in Monroe County Flock – State of Michigan
For Wild Birds. If anyone notices what appears to be unusual or unexplained deaths among wild bird populations, please report these cases to the …
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Ohio reports first human case of bird flu – WYSO
Commercial poultry owners should practice proper biosecurity and prevent any contact between their product and wild birds, specifically migratory …
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DNR suspects bird flu in recent Lower Michigan waterfowl die-offs – Outdoor News
The DNR’s ongoing disease surveillance indicates that HPAI is widespread in wild bird populations throughout the state.
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H5N1 Avian Influenza (Avian Flu) – Illinois Department of Agriculture
Currently, the strain of concern causing illness in wild and domestic birds, is highly pathogenic H5N1. What signs do infected birds display? Sudden …
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Ohio Reports First Human Case of Bird Flu – Quality Assurance & Food Safety
According to the Ohio Department of Agriculture, best biosecurity practices for commercial poultry owners include: Prevent Contact with wild birds and …
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A farm worker has contracted Ohio’s first human case of bird flu: What to know – USA Today
People should avoid direct contact with wild birds, sick or dead poultry, and other animals. There have been 68 human cases of bird flu in 11 states …
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Bird flu found in wildlife across 10 Utah counties since November | KSL.com
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources officials say the avian flu has been detected in wild species across 10 counties over the past few months.
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As Bird Flu Cases Rise, How Close Is Another Pandemic? – The New York Times
The bird flu is driving up egg prices and tearing through dairy farms. Here’s what has changed.
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