Bird flu infections have been rare among people, but the pathogen is evolving, which has scientists worried about a possible ...

The dairy safety program, which was created to monitor avian flu risks, has dried up as the agency shuts down labs and ...

The program, which was initially created in response to the spread of H5N1 bird flu in dairy cattle, aimed to monitor the safety of the nation’s milk supply. While federal milk testing is paused ...

A nanoparticle-based vaccine candidate for H5N1 avian influenza achieved 100% protection in preclinical trials, offering hope ...

As spring weather sets in, fears of a bird flu pandemic have not materialized, and there is less cause for worry than there was in the winter. Experts say the ...

what’s Indiana’s approach been to looking for H5N1 infections in domestic and wild animals? Lindsay Weaver: So on the domestic side, we are working with the USDA now to test our dairy milk ...

which is working with the USDA to test raw milk for H5N1. Pasteurization kills the virus, but raw milk can be loaded with it. Forty five states are now doing some form of testing on raw milk from ...

Key takeaways Pseudoscientific pet health trends linked to deadly H5N1 outbreaks and growing pandemic risks Raw pet food ...

This change is due to reduced capacity in its food safety and nutrition division. The suspension includes quality testing for ...

H5N1 bird flu has infected over 1,009 cattle across 17 U.S. states, affected poultry in New York and New Mexico, and caused one human death in Louisiana.

Bird flu has long been a concern for scientists, but recent developments have raised alarms about its potential to cause a global pandemic. The discovery in 2024 that the H5N1 virus had jumped from ...