Published 25 days ago

What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the US

A poultry facility in Michigan and an egg producer in Texas reported avian flu outbreaks.
Infected dairy cows and a human contracting bird flu from a mammal were reported.
The bird flu virus in focus, Type A H5N1, was first identified in 1959.

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Reuters

Bird flu dairy cow outbreak widens in Ohio, Kansas, New Mexico

25 days ago·United Kingdom

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CBC News

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Daily Express

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Associated Press News

What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the US

There have been numerous developments this week concerning avian flu that have raised concerns among experts. Outbreaks of bird flu were reported at poultry facilities in both Michigan and Texas,

26 days ago·United States

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abc News

What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the US

There have been numerous developments this week concerning avian flu that have raised concerns among experts

26 days ago·United States

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KIFI

What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the US

By SEAN MURPHY Associated Press A poultry facility in Michigan and egg producer in Texas both reported outbreaks of avian flu this week. The latest developments on the virus also include infected dairy cows and the first known instance of a human catching bird flu from a mammal. Although health officials say the risk to the public remains low, there is rising concern, emerging in part from news that the largest producer of fresh eggs in the U.S.…

26 days ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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