A growing number of dead wild bird sightings is sparking concerns about bird flu in parts of Massachusetts. In a Facebook post, …
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Dead bird sightings on the rise in southeastern Massachusetts, sparking bird flu concerns
A growing number of dead wild bird sightings is sparking concerns about bird flu in parts of Massachusetts.
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Bird flu hits two Sampson farms
Martin noted that D-1.1 has been spreading from wild, migratory birds and tracked in through a wild bird or, though less common, from someone who has …
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Bird flu strikes Ohio’s Tuscarawas River, killing dozens of geese – Cleveland 19
The bird flu, or avian …
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Texas egg prices expected to keep rising due to bird flu, expert says – Houston Public Media
Bird flu, also known as Avian Influenza A (H5N1), is widespread in wild birds and can sometimes spread to humans, especially those who work with …
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Health Officials’ Tips To Keep Pets Safe And Stop The Spread Of Bird Flu – WBZ News Radio
“Surveillance testing of individual dead birds indicates [that] the virus is widespread in the state among our wild water birds,” said Andrew Vitz, a …
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Wildlife Disease Expert Discusses Bird Flu Risks and Prevention – ecoRI News
The immunological and pathogenic response mechanisms of the current H5N1 circulating avian influenza aren’t understood for diverse wild bird and …
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Windsor County flock tests positive for bird flu, the 2nd case in 2 months – Valley News
The agency advised against touching wild birds, even if they appear healthy, to prevent …
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EU agencies track bird flu virus variants on increasing threat to humans – Reuters
Two European regulators said on Wednesday they were tracking variants of the bird flu virus due to the threat of the pathogen adapting to spread …
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Avian flu strikes second biggest US egg producer | CIDRAP – University of Minnesota
Virus confirmed in more poultry, wild birds, cows. Meanwhile, the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) confirmed one more detection …
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