A new study published Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that bird flu has silently spread from animals to some …
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Ohio reports first probable case of human bird flu – Cleveland.com
A farm worker in Mercer County is believed to be Ohio’s first case of bird flu.
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How bird flu can affect you and your pets, and how you can stay safe – WKYC
As Ohio reports its first human case of bird flu, 3News’ Monica Robins asks a doctor some questions you may be asking about the virus’ impact on …
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Keep Yourself Safe From Bird Flu – Reed College Newsroom
Bird flu (also known as Avian Influenza A or H5N1) is a disease caused by flu viruses that usually spread between birds, but not humans. Wild …
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Duck, Duck, Illness: Revisiting Bird Flu Concerns – Whitman Wire
Wild ducks often do not show evidence of disease, and the college does not manage wild populations of birds or animals,” Norris said in an email to …
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Bird flu detected among US veterinarians tested last year, CDC says – Reuters
Bird flu infections were detected among cattle veterinarians tested last fall, including two people with no known exposure to animals with the …
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How dangerous is bird flu? Doctors say humans and pets should avoid any dead birds
A new CDC report shows an outbreak of bird flu among U.S. dairy and poultry workers, renewing concerns among dogwalkers and hikers in …
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How Fort Wayne Zoo is protecting its animals as bird flu continues to impact Indiana farms, wildlife
… birds into indoor …
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Hungry Cockatoo Spots Dad’s Dinner and Begs for a Potato Like an Unbothered King
Pet News. Hungry Cockatoo Spots Dad’s Dinner and Begs for a Potato … bird. While it was dad’s potatoes Bandit set out to get his claws on …
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Bird Flu Safety Tips Offered In Hillsborough After Dead Geese Found – Patch
Keep pets away from wild birds, poultry, and cattle. If residents encounter a sick or dead bird, do not touch it. Call the New Jersey Department of …
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