At least 34 states have recently confirmed cases of avian influenza; public health officials say it is highly unlikely but not impossible for the virus to spread to humans.

I ncreasing numbers of avian flu cases around the United States are worrisome to public health officials and farmers alike. Around 60 cases across a handful of U.S. states as of December 14th ...

The worst avian flu outbreak in years is ripping through the United States, leading to the deaths of more than 24 million birds. The H5N1 virus has ravaged commercial and backyard poultry in 29 ...

According to the University of Minnesota Extension, currently all 50 U.S. states and Puerto Rico have confirmed avian flu cases. USDA data shows the virus has infected over 168 million birds.

A highly contagious avian flu had spread to more than 30 states by Saturday, but the risk to public health is low, ... no human cases have been found in the United States. Related.

The highly pathogenic avian flu is costing the United States so much that Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack is kept on the ready to pour more money. Skip to content. Sponsored by Marler Clark.

Bird flu has shown up again in the United States, but what exactly is it and should you worry? An expert explains what's important to know. Skip to Content. Notice at Collection; ...

While low-path avian influenza is endemic to the United States and has likely been in the country for thousands of years, the current strain of HPAI is thought to have originated in Africa and ...

Bird flu has shown up again in the United States, ... “Bird flu,” sometimes called “avian flu” or “avian influenza,” is essentially the slang term the media uses to differentiate ...