A Louisiana resident has died after being hospitalized with bird flu in December of last year, marking the first known US death from the virus.
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Moderna stock on track for 20% weekly gain after US bird flu death – Yahoo Finance
Moderna stock was on track to see a weekly gain of over 20% as of Wednesday following the first reported bird flu death in the US.
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Iowa Marks First Bird Flu Case of 2025 in Clinton County – Successful Farming
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship has confirmed the state’s first 2025 detection of the highly pathogenic avian influenza …
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A rare yellow cardinal draws eyes to St. Louis bird-watching | STLPR
A yellow northern cardinal — likely born with a genetic mutation that impacts only one in a million birds, according to the National Audubon Society.
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As 1st bird flu death reported in US, what could happen with virus in 2025? – ABC News
The outbreak infected hundreds of herds and millions of birds before it spread to humans. As of Jan. 6, there have been 66 human cases of bird flu …
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Bird flu hits U.S. poultry, dairy: TWRA advises caution with food – News Channel 9
According to the CDC, there are now more than 60 confirmed cases of bird flu in the U.S. The first severe illness in a human connected to bird flu …
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Fenced dog parks could help protect wildlife – BirdGuides
While taking a walk with their pet running free is a source of joy for many dog walkers, letting a dog off the lead can have negative impacts on …
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These Precious Daviess County Dogs Are Running Out of Time – WBKR
Getty Images. Is This Bird in Your “Budget”? Perhaps the most commonly kept pet bird, …
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First human death from avian flu sparks calls for stricter hygiene, more testing – WPR
Animal, human health experts say backyard flock owners need to be on guard against the virus, which is widely found in wild birds. By Hope Kirwan.
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