First human cases of bird flu confirmed in Arizona
The Arizona Department of Health Services has confirmed the first human cases of H5 avian influenza in the state. The two individuals were exposed to infected poultry while working at a commercial facility in Pinal County. Both individuals experienced mild symptoms, received treatment, and have fully recovered.
State officials have detected avian flu in two geese at a Scottsdale park. The discovery, reported Friday by the Arizona Game ...
Despite cases in Arizona steadily increasing, health officials stressed the general public is not at risk for contracting ...
PHOENIX — Bird flu cases continue to pop up in metro Phoenix, this time in geese at a Scottsdale park. Arizona Game and Fish ...
Two big cats and three large birds − a cheetah, a mountain lion, a swamphen, a kookaburra and an Indian goose − died after ...
Both state and federal health officials stressed that the risk of the general public contracting bird flu is low.
Several animals fell ill and died of bird flu at a Phoenix-area zoo, Arizona public health officials have revealed, though ...
A cheetah and mountain lion are among five animals that died after a bird flu outbreak at an Arizona zoo, officials and media ...
Animals at the Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona tested positive for bird flu, resulting in the deaths of a cheetah, a mountain ...
The avian flu has recently been detected in two geese at a Scottsdale park, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Following a flu outbreak that took the lives of multiple animals at ...
Other cases of bird flu have been reported in the Valley. Earlier this month, the Maricopa County Department of Public Health ...
The Biden administration’s response to the spread of the bird flu among dairy cattle across the US over the past year amounts ...
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