The spread of avian influenza, commonly called bird flu, has raised concerns among governments and the poultry industry after it ravaged flocks around …
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Getting a handle on widespread bird flu impact – Feedstuffs
HHS monitoring and preparedness funding. Although emphasizing the risk of bird flu illness in people “remains low,” the U.S. Department of Health & …
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Why count birds? – Salish Current
Locals build on long tradition and connect to birds by participating in annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count — as bird populations change …
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Egg prices continue to rise amid bird flu, new law | News – ABC12
Egg producers still haven’t been able to rebuild the total egg-laying flock with the reoccurring Bird Flu outbreaks last year.
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Low bird count in Kole wetlands in Thrissur worry birders – The Hindu
The plummeting number of ducks, Openbill Storks, Grey-headed Swamphen, and Whiskered Terns in the Kole wetlands of Thrissur has left bird …
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A roadrunner’s struggle in the wild – Eden Prairie Local News
These birds often hunt small reptiles, such as lizards, but it was too cold for any lizards to be running around. I got our small group of …
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Feeling sick? Here’s what you might have – WANE 15
Bird flu, walking pneumonia and whooping cough are also on doctors’ radars. … The disease is common in wild birds worldwide, but it was recently …
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Opinion | Will Trump face the next pandemic? Biden should act now. – The Washington Post
The highly pathogenic H5N1 avian flu virus went from primarily infecting wild birds last year to causing devastating outbreaks in poultry and cattle.
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The year for NYC birds: Animal rights activists push for bird protection legislation on … – amNewYork
Lights Out Coalition kicked off its “2025: The Year For NYC Birds” campaign on National Bird Day on Jan. 5.
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NIH Officials Assess Threat of H5N1 Flu – Cancer Health
… Wild bird with a colorized transmission electron micrograph of H5N1 virus particles (purple) NIAID and CDC. Science News. NIH Officials Assess …
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