HUM JI Jim Pelaez Avian Flu (H5N1) Detected After Large Crow Mortality Event Health authorities have confirmed the presence of Avian Influenza (H5N1) following a large-scale crow mortality event reported earlier this…
GEN BIO LIF MED ED Eductrl India Traces Bird Flu Outbreaks to East Asia — What This Means for Public Health Scientists at the ICMR-National Institute of Virology (NIV), Pune, have uncovered that recent bird flu (H5Nx) strains in India have…
SCI GEN LIF RA Radiant Living Tips 🐔 How Sabah’s July Weather Can Affect Your Chicken Flock — And What You Can Do About It If you’re raising chickens in Sabah, you know that July brings heavy rains, high humidity, and unpredictable temperatures. While this…
MED BIO SOC RA Raywat Deonandan Why RFK Jr’s Cancellation of Moderna’s Pandemic Flu Vaccine is Nonsensical Raywat / blog, COVID-19, epidemiology, politics / 0 comment
BIO LIF SOC MED KA Katharine Valentino · E³ — Entertain Enlighten Empower Is Bird Flu Our Next Pandemic? Hasn’t COVID done enough damage?
SOC MDA SC Science Policy for All How government policy shapes efforts to control avian flu in commercial poultry farms An essay by Elizabeth R. Wrobel, PhD
LIF CO Congressional Communities Featured Article: H5NI Avian Influenza–The Human Health Response (March 26th, 2025) Today’s featured CRS article, “H5NI Avian Influenza–The Human Health Response,” gives details on the bird flu outbreak that has been…
ECO BIO LIF SCI DR Dr. Jess Steier Bird Flu: Letting the Virus Fly Wild Is Probably Not a Good Idea A Scientific Examination of the “Let It Rip” Approach to H5N1 Management
ECO BIO LIF MED SCI DG Dgosantiagooliveira Avian Influenza: A Global Threat with Evidence-Based Solutions Avian influenza, caused by the Influenza A virus, is a persistent challenge to animal and public health. With recent outbreaks in…
LIF MED SCI GI Gil Pires · Microbial Instincts Bird Flu Could be the Next Pandemic “How bad is bird flu?” in 5 minutes.
LIF MED BI Bird Flu Studies Teenager with H5 Bird Flu Hospitalized in Canada: Key Updates In Canada, there has been the first reported instance of a locally acquired H5 avian flu case in a human: a teenager that is currently…