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?? July Avian Flu Update! Stay informed with our latest WBFI blog. Discover new research confirming the safety of your dairy consumption and learn about ongoing efforts to monitor and prevent the spread of avian flu. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3y4qdaN #wbfi #projectwildbird #wilbirdfeedinginstitute #avianfluupdate #birdsafety #hereforthebirds #flockwithus

?? The H5N1 avian flu poses a significant threat to global health, with the potential to cause a future pandemic. It's crucial to stay informed and prepared to mitigate its impact. ???? ?? Check out this insightful post by Hashem Al-Ghaili highlighting the importance of vigilance and research in combating such viruses. #HealthAwareness #AvianFlu #H5N1 #PublicHealth #PandemicPreparedness

We've seen a lot in the news regarding avian flu, but what do you really need to know? My colleagues Alex Solis and Chandler Amoroso and I explore the topic in our most recent article. https://lnkd.in/gekQaXrb Kearney

Avian flu can be devastating to wild and farm bird populations, at massive cost to the environment and our own food chain. Scientific Officer, Stephen Brend, writes in this month's newsletter about recent avian bird flu outbreaks and the likelihood of the more potent H5N1 strain's arrival later this year. He says most experts believe it is a question of when not if H5N1 will arrive in Australia and New Zealand. For more information, check out his article: https://lnkd.in/gXay6VNT

Avian Flu. Another name for the Bird Flu or HPAI or a few other names that I can't keep straight. The media is hitting on Avian Flu now being in dairy cows and the concern that it will spread to other species as well. But in our conversation with Dr. Marsh, DVM, the spread to other species has already occurred. He mentioned that it has shown up in elephant seals. This isn't the be a big "Oh, no!" about the spread, but that the move to dairy isn't completely unusual. And, as Dr. Marsh mentions, we're still trying to learn why this virus wants to "bounce around." We continue our conversation with Dr. Marsh with the above topic as well as many other questions on Avian Flu in the latest episode of Vision Tech Perspectives. #VisionTechPerspectives https://lnkd.in/gDREGJE2

Cage-free egg inventory recovers following avian flu outbreak. Learn more in today's Chart of Note: https://lnkd.in/guAjCaH2.

Avian Flu. Another name for the Bird Flu or HPAI or a few other names that I can't keep straight. The media is hitting on Avian Flu now being in dairy cows and the concern that it will spread to other species as well. But in our conversation with Dr. Marsh, DVM, the spread to other species has already occurred. He mentioned that it has shown up in elephant seals. This isn't the be a big "Oh, no!" about the spread, but that the move to dairy isn't completely unusual. And, as Dr. Marsh mentions, we're still trying to learn why this virus wants to "bounce around." We continue our conversation with Dr. Marsh with the above topic as well as many other questions on Avian Flu in the latest episode of Vision Tech Perspectives. #VisionTechPerspectives https://lnkd.in/dPyriSaP

The reach of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is expanding, resulting in a remarkable loss of elephant seals in South America and demonstration of mammal-to-mammal transmission. HPAI is having large impacts on wildlife and agriculture, specifically egg production, making it more important than ever to fight this pathogen through epidemiological advances and scientific understanding. #OneHealth https://rdcu.be/dZ1C7

Understanding Avian Flu: Risks & Insights ???? https://lnkd.in/d4vkzCf6 Dive into the essentials of avian flu, exploring its transmission, types, and the risks faced by poultry workers. This video aims to clarify the facts about bird flu and its impact on health in high-risk areas. #AvianFlu #BirdHealth #PoultryRisks #VirusEducation #PublicHealth #FluAwareness #WildlifeSafety #HealthInsights #EducationMatters #PreventiveMeasures

The H5N1 strain of avian flu, present since 1996, has made a concerning leap to cattle in America. This shift raises fears of potential human-to-human transmission with serious implications. Infected cows are now transmitting the virus to each other, signaling a significant development in the spread of the virus. Originating in geese in China, H5N1 has caused outbreaks globally, impacting millions of birds and even reaching mink farms in Spain and polar bears in the Arctic. Recent cases in Texas and Kansas confirm the virus's presence in cattle, posing new challenges in containing its spread. #AvianFlu #HealthConcerns #CattleFarming