The discovery of dead birds on the UMass Amherst campus and at a lake in Taunton further fuels concerns about bird flu.
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Second bird flu case in commercial operation confirmed in Georgia – YouTube
The second case is only about 200 yards away from where Georgia’s first case in a commercial operation was confirmed.
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Your chances of getting bird flu are low but here are some ways to stay safe – WABE
Your risk of contracting bird flu is low unless you have prolonged exposure with live poultry, livestock or wild birds but there are still ways to …
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Bird Flu Found in Georgia Commercial Poultry for First Time – Infectious Disease Advisor
For the first time, bird flu has been detected in a commercial poultry flock in Georgia.
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Collection of Avian Influenza-impacted wildlife expanded Through DNREC-USDA effort
The expanded statewide collection effort to help track the bird flu is funded through DNREC and the Delaware Department of Agriculture (DDA). Sick or …
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Bird flu forces New York duck farm to euthanize 100,000 birds – YouTube
Bird Flu has been discovered at a New York duck farm, forcing the business to euthanize the entire flock – over 100000 birds.
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Second Trump administration must take bird flu seriously – Investigate Midwest
Reportedly the man likely was infected following exposure to birds carrying the D1.1 genotype virus. While different from the virus genotype currently …
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Moderna Receives $590M From HHS to Develop Bird Flu Vaccine – eMPR.com
The HHS is awarding the pharmaceutical company Moderna $590 million to continue developing a vaccine to protect against bird flu.
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H5N1 strikes more US poultry flocks, pet cats | CIDRAP – University of Minnesota
APHIS also reported outbreaks at broiler farms in two other states, one in Maryland’s Caroline County at a producer with 108,400 birds and another in …
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Delaware Expands Bird Flu Testing in Sick and Dead Wild Birds | Latest News | wboc.com
DNREC asks those who find sick or dead birds to report them here. “Reporting deceased or ill wildlife does not guarantee that DNREC and APHIS Wildlife …
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