US cases of bird flu in people: Any cases reported in Florida? As of Dec. 26, 2024, there have been 65 reported human cases of bird flu across 10 states, according to the CDC. None have been ...

Since 2022, bird flu has cropped up in more than half of Florida counties, including Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade. In early 2022, a dolphin died of bird flu in Florida waters.

However, concerns that bird flu is entering a troubling new phase are not unfounded. Since 2022, bird flu cases have been ...

Bird flu cases in Florida. HPAI H5 has been confirmed in 35 counties in Florida since January 2022, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife (FWC). Those counties include: Jackson, ...

Florida is still absorbing the tough lessons forged from COVID's unknowns, shaping how the state and the public handle bird flu or whatever next bug lands here.

Bird flu already is knocking on Florida's door, especially given all of its countless outdoor cats. The nationwide bird-flu outbreak in animals has seen cats fatally infected with the virus after ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A pair of eaglets that recently died in Florida tested positive for the bird flu, according to researchers. Eaglets E24 & E25, which were featured on Dick Pritchett Real ...

Currently, no bird flu cases have been identified in Florida residents, birds, or dairy animals. Adding to the CDC’s concern is the growing number of flu cases around the country.

Avian flu, or bird flu, ... Bald eagle siblings killed by bird flu within days of each other in Florida, tests show By Olivia Lloyd. January 30, 2025 6:09 PM.

Two bald eagle chicks in North Fort Myers died of avian flu, a postmortem exam showed, and followers of the high-profile babies are devastated.. The month-and-a-half-olds likely caught the virus ...

Two baby eagles from southwest Florida have died from bird flu. WATCH CHANNEL 9 EYEWITNESS NEWS. The American bald eaglets got sick after their father brought an infected bird to the nest as food.

Florida is still absorbing the tough lessons forged from COVID's unknowns, shaping how the state and the public handle bird flu or whatever next bug lands here.