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Bird Flu Wiped Out Nearly Half of the Females in the World’s Largest Elephant Seal Population, Drone Images Suggest
In 2023, bird flu reached a remote island in the southern Atlantic Ocean. Now, South Georgia—home to the world’s largest ...
Earlier this fall, the FDA issued a reminder to pet food manufacturers to consider the highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 in their food safety plans as H5N1 cases tend to increase during the fall ...
Close to 1,000 zoonotic infections with the A/goose/Guangdong/1/96-lineage A (H5) viruses have been detected globally with a mortality of over 50%. Despite these numbers, decades of circulation in ...
The person was infected with a bird flu called H5N5, state officials said. It's the nation's first human case of bird flu ...
The largest population of elephant seals in the world suffered massive mortality in 2023 from H5N1 bird flu infection. Animal experts fear for California's elephant seals.
Cornell scientists discover that the H5N1 virus survives for up to 120 days in raw milk cheese, which contravenes health ...
A rural legal aid group is suing the California Department of Food and Agriculture for refusing to disclose the locations of ...
Homebuyers and sellers are navigating a slow and expensive housing market, with rising prices and stagnant demand keeping many on the sidelines. This comes amid rising economic uncertainty and growing ...
With CDC reports showing H5N1 avian influenza continuing to devastate poultry flocks and dairy herds across the country, researchers on the University of Wisconsin campus are leading efforts to ...
California Republicans appeared down but not out Wednesday after enduring a resounding defeat on Prop 50, handing Democrats a potential gain of up to five House seats in next year’s midterms and ...
Representative Young Kim is preparing for a difficult re-election fight after California’s new congressional maps placed her in direct competition with fellow Republican Ken Calvert — underscoring how ...
Migrating wild birds are spreading the virus to domesticated flocks, increasing the risk of eventually seeing a human ...
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