We’ll discuss the 125th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count, news of a rare yellow northern cardinal being photographed in St. Louis and the …
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Egg prices up, supplies dwindle amid ongoing bird flu fears – WCVB
The agency describes the current situation among dairy cattle as an “ongoing multi-state outbreak” and says the virus is “widespread” among wild birds …
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First bird flu death reported in Louisiana of person exposed to wild birds, officials say
The unidentified person had pre-existing conditions.
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First Human Bird Flu Death In US – Videos from The Weather Channel
The U.S. has now recorded its first human death from the bird flu virus. Watch this video to learn more about the person who died and why the CDC …
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Bird Flu Outbreak: Is It Still Safe To Eat Eggs? – Newsweek
With 66 human cases and one death from bird flu in the current outbreak, there are several ways Americans could become sick.
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First bird flu death reported in the U.S. Here’s how to protect yourself. – NJ.com
Wild birds, especially migratory waterfowl such as ducks and geese, are carriers of the virus and can pass the disease along while appearing perfectly …
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Nationwide recall impacts pet food sold at 2 Greater Cleveland stores | wkyc.com
Northwest Naturals, a Portland-based company, recalls 2lb Feline Turkey Recipe raw and frozen pet food after a sample tested positive for bird flu.
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Poultry farms ‘on high alert’ as bird flu outbreaks kill 344K Michigan turkeys – MLive.com
HPAI can be spread directly by infected wild birds or animals, or indirectly through any item that has been exposed to the virus, such as equipment, …
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U.S. Bird Flu Death Stokes Fears of Another Pandemic. What History Teaches Us. – Barron’s
The family of influenza viruses that cause pandemics, called influenza A viruses, occur naturally in wild water birds, but often pass through other …
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What to know about the first bird flu–related death in the U.S. – Science News
A Louisiana man who died with H5N1 bird flu contracted it from exposure to a backyard flock and wild birds, according to state health officials.
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