Humans may be able to spread bird flu to cats, a new study finds. Here’s how it may happen, plus how to protect your pets from H5N1, or avian flu.
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The House passed a budget resolution. What’s next? And, a tactic to decrease bird flu – NPR
Bird flu cases have been increasing in the U.S. Recently, the first … However, within the poultry industry, there is growing debate on how to escalate …
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Bird flu detected in Butler County backyard flock – WPXI
A case of bird flu was detected in Butler County last week, and it has local farmers concerned.
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As bird flu spreads, feds might undercut states by firing scientists, removing data
As bird flu cases inundate more poultry and dairy farms, state officials worry that the Trump administration’s firings of federal scientists and …
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Mass Federal Firings May Imperil Pets, Cattle and Crops – The New York Times
The recent wave of mass firings hit federal workers responding to the nation’s growing bird flu outbreak, protecting crops from damaging pests and …
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Lowering the price of eggs could start with a bird flu vaccine; experts say not so fast
“Either the chickens or the chicken meat or eggs that come from birds that have been vaccinated,” said Schaffner. Drug company Zoetis was recently …
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Sue Bird Explains What Sets Diana Taurasi Apart in WNBA GOAT Debate – Sports Illustrated
“There are players that have full games,” Bird told the outlet. “You can talk about Maya Moore in this conversation, Candace Parker, Lisa Leslie. You …
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Bird flu affecting more than 600 birds at Butler County farm – TribLIVE.com
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed Butler County’s first case of bird flu. The virus was detected in a backyard flock of 610 birds.
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Project to save endangered bird marks 40 years – BBC
The bird is one of the most endangered, but its numbers in eastern England are increasing.
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UPDATE: Dead Geese at Kennedy Park in Sayreville Possibly Killed by Bird Flu – TAPinto
If you find sick or dead wild birds, do not handle them. Contact the NJ Department of Environmental Protection’s Fish and Wildlife hotline at 1-877- …
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