Bird flu. With that diagnosis in mind, one of Russo’s colleagues tried to get some bovine samples tested for H5N1, but the ...

Food corporations are blaming bird flu for rising prices, but Cal-Maine pocketed $1 billion in profits before it saw a single ...

After class, someone asked me on social media if bird feeders are safe. I figured it might be helpful to write about how I’m changing my own behavior in response to the wave of avian influenza and ...

The meat industry is straining the planet in many ways, and as a result, it might be one of its own victims. It’s hard to put ...

I guess because they’re local, people aren’t as nervous about the bird flu.” Martha’s Farm Market, a sixth-generation beef and poultry ... feed spillage on the ground and limiting the ...

SO THE USDA IS REPORTING A CASE OF AVIAN FLU IN PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, AFFECTING 1100 BIRDS AND A LIVE BIRD MARKET. SO A LIVE BIRD MARKET IS CONSIDERED. ANY FACILITY THAT SELLS LIVE POULTRY FOR ON ...

The number of H5 bird flu cases among people in the U.S. is now at 70, with the most cases being in California, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Among the ...

Recent research shows the bird flu virus may be just a few mutations away from transmitting more readily to humans, which could elevate risk. If you haven’t yet been sick this winter ...

Because influenza evolves rapidly, it hasn't been possible to target any highly conserved genes; instead, it targets the hemagglutinin – the 'H' in flu viruses such as H5N1 – which is a ...

But bird flu has also been detected in unpasteurized milk, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Eating uncooked or undercooked poultry or beef may also lead to infection ...

Recent revelations about the transmission of bird flu between humans and cats have ... Additionally, consuming undercooked poultry or beef from infected animals presents another potential ...

In the past 30 days alone, bird flu has been confirmed in 134 commercial and backyard flocks in the US as of Monday, affecting 18.91 million birds, according to the USDA.