Rolling the Dice on Bird Flu
A bird-flu pandemic is not an exhilarating prospect. Though the strains of the virus currently in circulation may not be as lethal to humans as those in the past (previous mortality rates have reached as high as 50 percent), we know it would be deadly to some and dangerous to many. But could we, as a society, handle it? Probably.
The bird flu outbreak has taken concerning turns, with more than 60 human cases confirmed. Experts outlined four signs that ...
Severe outbreak in US among animals, with some human cases, causes worry but there's good reason to believe bird flu isn't ...
The US has reported its first severe case of H5N1 avian influenza in a patient who has been admitted to hospital in Louisiana, bringing the total number of human cases of H5 bird flu in the country to ...
The bird flu outbreak has spread to all 50 states, infecting dairy cattle, poultry farms and 61 humans across the country.
The H5N1 strains are becoming more concerning as the first severe U.S. case has been detected and California declared a state ...
Bird flu has spread so widely that it was always going to make someone seriously sick.
As the bird flu virus moved into cows and people, sluggish federal action, deference to industry and neglect for worker ...
At least 61 people in the US have contracted bird flu amid outbreaks in poultry and dairy cows. What are the symptoms? What ...
The first 'severe' human case of bird flu has many around the country concerned, but those in New Jersey may not need to ...
A fast-growing outbreak of avian flu has upended California’s dairy industry, the nation’s largest producer of milk, ...
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Q&A: Why Finland is vaccinating farmers against bird flu — but California isn’t — and more info about the spreading virusA: There are two strains, Pritt said. The D1.1 genotype, which is seen in birds, caused very severe disease in an older ...
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