Bird flu: Here’s what Illinois residents should know, following the first US death from the virus
Bird flu is increasingly sparking concern across the country and in Illinois, following news this week of the first human death from the virus in the U.S., and of birds found throughout Illinois with suspected cases of the illness.
Bird flu, or avian influenza is now sickening wild birds. As a result, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota is ...
The infection is caused by Influenza A viruses and can spread to domesticated birds. According to the CDC, symptoms of Bird Flu include eye redness, upper respiratory symptoms, pneumonia ...
While the risk of a domesticated cat getting infected is small, veterinarians say to keep it indoors and avoid feeding it raw ...
The Louisiana patient who contracted what officials said was the nation’s first “severe” case of avian influenza has died, ...
A global outbreak of avian flu has reached Arizona, affecting animals and humans. Officials say the public health risk remains low ...
A bald eagle that was spotted standing on the street last week in Hinsdale was suspected of having bird flu and euthanized.
As the H5N1 bird flu virus continues to rip throughout California's dairy herds and commercial poultry flocks, a Central Valley state official is raising concerns about the lack of wastewater ...
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