Avian flu mutations raise concerns for human transmission
Researchers in China and Nottingham have discovered a subtype of avian flu virus, endemic in poultry farms in China, has human transmission concerns.
Researchers in China and Nottingham have discovered a subtype of avian flu virus, endemic in poultry farms in China, has human transmission concerns.
As producers prepare for the peak highly pathogenic avian influenza season, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is testing a number of potential vaccines.
The centerpiece of most Thanksgiving dinners – the turkey – could reach record highs at the grocery store this holiday season.
Bans on poultry shows are being lifted across the country following improvements on avian flu outbreaks, but it’s integral that exhibitors know how to keep their birds and themselves as safe as possible this show season.
The Centers for Disease Control confirmed a Colorado inmate tested positive for avian influenza virus, commonly known as the bird flu.
To combat the HPAI outbreak, the USDA is leading responses in each of the affected states and working with animal health officials.
During this time of heightened concern over the threat of avian influenza, vigilance is warranted for backyard poultry keepers and commercial grower.
Our thoughts have been with the poultry industry these past few weeks as farms in Alabama, Tennessee, and Wisconsin have reported cases of avian influenza.