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Herding cats: It’s past time to include pets in disease surveillance
These veterinarians, flu scientists, and biosecurity experts are watching with growing concern the rise in H5N1 avian ...
‘Bank on the fact’ that more pandemics are coming. Here’s why, and are we ready?
Despite scientific advancements made during the COVID pandemic, growing vaccine hesitancy and the politicization of public health leave the U.S. vulnerable to future pandemics, according to experts ...
We research infectious diseases. Arizona should take bird flu much more seriously
Bird flu is changing rapidly, increasing the chances of more humans getting sick. Arizona must do more now to contain the ...
In protecting chickens, we protect ourselves from future bird flu outbreaks
The bird flu outbreak is largely due to the close quarters and poor conditions of farmed animals in factory farming ...
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Bird flu ‘not going away,’ experts warn
The outbreak of bird flu that began in the United States in 2022 among wild birds and poultry has since spread to dairy ...
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Humans living in wildland-urban interface at higher risk for zoonotic disease, Yale study finds
Animal-human interactions are on the rise in wild-urban zones. Yale scientists are concerned about the implications of ...
State experts raise alarms about the nation’s readiness to respond to bird flu: ‘It may erupt’
Gaps in surveillance and cuts by the Trump administration to medical research threaten to undermine efforts to contain a ...
Five years ago, WHO declared a global pandemic. Where things stand
COVID-19 took the lives of more than one million Americans and nearly 116,000 Californians, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.