Cat dies from bird flu after eating raw chicken in pet food

A cat named Kira died from bird flu after eating raw chicken in specialty pet food. The manufacturer recalled the product, and other cats have also been infected. Some cats show neurological symptoms, while others have fever and lethargy. Experts are concerned about the virus mutating and potentially spreading to humans.

Bird Flu Management Strategies

Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested letting bird flu spread in poultry flocks unchecked, risking increased chances of the virus changing to spread easily among humans. Scientists oppose this strategy as risky and unlikely to yield breakthroughs in finding therapeutics or genetic resistance.

Impact of Bird Flu Outbreak on Egg Prices and Border Seizures

Due to the bird flu outbreak, egg prices have risen, leading to an increase in people attempting to bring eggs into the U.S. illegally. U.S. Customs and Border Protection has reported a rise in egg seizures while interceptions of fentanyl have fallen. The Agriculture Department is working on importing eggs legally to address the shortage.

Bird Flu Outbreak in the U.S.

Bird flu outbreak in the U.S. is devastating agriculture, impacting poultry and dairy cattle, leading to economic losses. The federal government's response to the crisis has been inadequate, with sweeping cuts to key personnel affecting public health and disease control efforts.

Breakfast Heist at Seattle Coffee Shop

Thieves execute a 'breakfast heist' at a Seattle coffee shop, stealing over 500 eggs and other food items. The crime was captured on security cameras, with the stolen goods estimated to be worth $387. The incident has occurred amidst rising egg prices due to the bird flu outbreak.

Impact of Bird Flu Outbreak on Egg Prices and Smuggling

Prices have surged due to a severe bird flu outbreak, leading to increased egg smuggling at US borders from Mexico and Canada. The egg prices have skyrocketed, resulting in thefts, egg surcharges at restaurants, and a significant rise in egg prices predicted for the year.

Bird Flu Outbreak in Pet Food

A Washington company has recalled pet food products due to potential bird flu contamination. Cats have tested positive for the HPAI strain of bird flu, leading to one cat being euthanized. People who handled contaminated products should watch for symptoms of bird flu. Experts recommend isolating sick animals and using proper precautions when caring for them.

Egg Price Crisis in the U.S.

Egg prices in the U.S. have increased due to fears of bird flu and the resulting decrease in chicken population. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced a $1 billion plan to address the crisis by boosting bio-safety precautions, replacing lost birds, exploring ways to increase egg supply, and possibly vaccinating domestic chickens.

Bird Flu Outbreak and Potential Egg Imports

Due to a bird flu outbreak in the U.S., egg prices are set to surge 41%, prompting the government to consider importing up to 100 million eggs from other countries, including Canada. Trump's previous tariffs on Canada and Mexico may complicate the situation.

US health officials reevaluate $590 million bird flu contract with Moderna Inc.

US health officials are reevaluating a $590 million contract for bird flu shots awarded to Moderna Inc. in the final days of the Biden administration. This review is part of a broader examination of spending on messenger RNA-based vaccines, including Moderna's Covid vaccine.

Egg Price Surge Due to Bird Flu Outbreak

Egg prices are at an all-time high due to a bird flu outbreak leading to fewer egg-laying birds and increased scarcity. The USDA projects a 41% increase in egg prices this year.

House Republicans' Multitrillion-Dollar Plan, Bird Flu Cases, Vietnamese American Art Exhibit, NPR Investigative Reporting

House Republicans passed a multitrillion-dollar plan covering defense, energy, immigration, and tax policy to advance President Trump's domestic agenda. Bird flu cases are increasing in the U.S., with the first human death reported. An art exhibit marking 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War has opened. NPR used audio evidence in investigative reporting on the LA fires, revealing issues with fire hydrants and power company response.

USDA Plan to Address Bird Flu and Egg Supply Issues

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced plans to address bird flu and import eggs to deal with supply issues. Regulations affecting egg prices will also be addressed.

Political News

House Republicans pass budget framework advancing Trump agenda, conflicting messaging over government decision-making, egg farmers losing battle against bird flu.

Impact of Bird Flu on Egg Prices and Eggless Recipes

Discussion on how bird flu is impacting egg prices, with alternative eggless recipes shared by a nutrition expert.

US Outbreak of H5N1 Bird Flu in Dairy Cows

Experts warn that the current US outbreak of H5N1 bird flu in dairy cows is unlikely to end without intervention, with new variants emerging and spreading. The Trump administration is called upon to take action to prevent further havoc.

Egg Safety During Bird Flu Outbreaks

Professor Tim Spector, a genetic epidemiology expert, shares important tips on egg preparation amidst bird flu outbreaks affecting poultry farms. Eggs are safe to eat when cooked thoroughly. Proper cooking kills the bird flu virus. Washing eggs is not recommended as it can compromise the protective layer of the shell.

Teacher Receives Eggs as Valentine's Gift During Egg Shortage

A teacher received a carton of eggs as a Valentine's Day gift during an egg shortage due to bird flu. Redditors were thrilled by the gesture. The Trump administration is focused on reducing egg prices, blaming Biden policies for spikes. FTC Chairman criticized for not addressing egg crisis.

Human Case of Bird Flu in U.S.

A new strain of bird flu, D1.1, has been detected in a human dairy worker in Nevada. The case was mild, with the worker experiencing eye redness and irritation. The virus has shown mammalian adaptive mutations, raising concerns about potential human-to-human transmission.

US Preparedness for Bird Flu in Humans

The US is not ready for bird flu in humans as the H5N1 virus is mutating and infecting more animals, posing a potential threat to humans. The government's response to previous pandemics raises concerns about its readiness to handle a new outbreak.

Bird Flu Outbreak in New York City

Gov. Hochul orders temporary closure of live poultry markets in NYC, Westchester, and Long Island after 7 cases of bird flu detected. No immediate threat to public health. CDC says low risk to general public. First bird flu death in the U.S. reported in Louisiana. More than 156 million birds affected nationwide.

Soaring Cost of Eggs and Shortages in the US Due to Bird Flu Outbreak

The US is facing a soaring cost of eggs and shortages due to the biggest bird flu outbreak in a decade. The average price per dozen eggs hit $4.15 in December and is expected to increase further. Rising egg prices have become a concern for consumers and a focus for Democrats in criticizing President Trump's handling of the issue.

Spread of new H5N1 bird flu strain D1.1 in Nevada dairy herds

A newer strain of H5N1 bird flu, D1.1, has spread to six dairy herds in Nevada, leading to serious infections in humans and affecting over 957 dairy herds and 153 million poultry in the US. The virus has caused an egg shortage and higher prices. The strain has been linked to deaths in Louisiana and hospitalizations in Canada. Experts are concerned about its potential to mutate and spread globally.

New Strain of H5N1 Bird Flu in Nevada Dairy Herds

A newer strain of H5N1 bird flu, D1.1, has spread to six dairy herds in Nevada, leading to serious infections in humans. The virus has affected a large number of dairy herds and poultry in the US, causing an egg shortage and higher prices. Experts are concerned about the potential virality of the virus and its ability to mutate into a form that can spread efficiently from person to person.

Egg Theft in Pennsylvania

Thieves stole about 100,000 eggs worth $40,000 from a distribution trailer in Pennsylvania, leading to an ongoing investigation by local law enforcement. The incident occurred at Pete and Gerry’s Organics LLC in Greencastle. The rise in egg prices in the United States is attributed to factors like bird flu and increased consumer demand during the holiday season.

Backyard Chicken Keeping Amid Rising Egg Prices and Bird Flu Outbreak

As egg prices soar due to the bird flu outbreak, more people are considering keeping backyard chickens. However, the costs and planning involved are significant, and there are risks associated with bird flu. It's important to research and invest in proper care and protection for the chickens.

Rising Egg Prices Due to Bird Flu

Waffle House has added a 50-cent surcharge per egg due to rising egg prices caused by bird flu. Egg prices have doubled since summer 2023, leading to adjustments in menu prices at various restaurants across the United States.

Bird Flu Outbreak on Duck Farm in California

A new strain of bird flu, H5N9, has been detected on a duck farm in California, alongside the more common H5N1 strain. Health agencies are investigating the outbreak, and experts are monitoring the situation closely.

Bird Flu Outbreak Among Cats in the U.S.

The article discusses the spread of bird flu in the United States, particularly among felines, and provides information on how it can affect pets and what precautions pet owners should take.

Bird Flu Cases in the U.S.

Bird flu cases detected in the U.S., with a human death reported in Louisiana. Risk to the public remains low, but caution advised for those in contact with infected birds or animals.

Avian Influenza, Egg Safety, and Bird Flu-Related Human Death

Researchers at Louisiana State University have developed a special coating that extends the shelf life of raw eggs. Bird flu cases are rising in the U.S., with the first death reported in Louisiana. Experts say eggs in American grocery stores are safe to eat if properly cooked despite bird flu outbreaks.

Bird Flu Virus Death in Louisiana

The first bird flu virus death in the United States was recorded in Louisiana after the patient was exposed to a backyard flock. The virus was transmitted due to contact with birds and not person-to-person. Experts advise caution around sick animals and avoiding raw milk.

Bird Flu Outbreak at Wild Animal Sanctuary in Washington State

Twenty big cats at a wild animal sanctuary in Shelton, Washington, have died from bird flu, devastating the sanctuary workers and affecting their conservation efforts. The non-profit is taking extensive measures to clean and disinfect the facility before reopening to the public next year.

Costco egg recall due to salmonella infection concerns and rising egg prices

Costco egg recall upgraded due to salmonella infection concerns, leading to a 'Class I' recall with potential serious health consequences. No confirmed cases reported yet, but consumers are advised to return affected products. Rising egg prices linked to bird flu outbreak affecting ducks and geese in California.

Bird Flu Pandemic Threat

Health experts warn of the potential pandemic threat posed by bird flu as it mutates and spreads among cows and infects people in the United States.

Bird Flu Concerns in U.S. Milk Supply

The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a federal order requiring the testing of the nation's milk supply due to concerns over bird flu spreading through dairy operations. California has reported the highest number of infections, with at least 58 people infected. The federal order aims to identify affected herds and control the spread of the virus nationwide.

USDA Orders Testing of National Milk Supply for Bird Flu

The USDA has ordered testing of the national milk supply for bird flu to prevent transmission among livestock. The goal is to quickly identify affected dairy herds and control the spread of the virus. Concerns arise due to the potential risk to human health and the possibility of the virus evolving to spread among people.

Detection of Bird Flu Virus in Raw Milk in California

Fox News reports on the detection of bird flu virus in raw milk from a dairy farm in California, prompting a voluntary recall to prevent potential health risks.

Egg Shortage in the U.S. Due to Bird Flu Outbreaks and Economic Factors

Shortage of eggs in the U.S. due to bird flu outbreaks and economic factors, leading to rising prices. Cage-free farms affected by avian influenza. Experts predict high egg prices into 2025. Cal-Maine Foods stopped production at Texas plant due to bird flu. Egg prices increased by 147% since Biden-Harris took office. Vice President-elect Sen. JD Vance blames Kamala Harris' policies for high egg prices.

Various News Stories

Two Trump campaign staffers had an altercation at Arlington National Cemetery, Indiana State Fair poses a risk for bird flu spread, Labor Department to report on August employment numbers, and NPR recommends movies, TV shows, books, music, games, and quizzes to check out this weekend.

Bird Flu Threat at State Fairs

Health experts are concerned about the potential spread of bird flu at state fairs, including the Indiana State Fair where prize dairy cows are being exhibited. Infections have been detected in cattle from 13 states, raising fears of possible transmission to humans.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cows

Bird flu outbreak in dairy cows in the United States raises concerns about spread to humans. Cases confirmed in multiple states, with infected herds and human exposure reported. Government takes measures to contain and prevent further spread.

Bird Flu Spread Among Poultry and Dairy Farms

The spread of bird flu among poultry and dairy farms is a cause for concern as the process of disposing of infected birds can pose a risk to humans and livestock. Recent cases have shown how the virus can be spread during the process of killing and disposing of infected birds.

Bird Flu Outbreak Among Poultry Workers in Colorado

Three poultry workers in northeast Colorado are suspected to have contracted bird flu, specifically H5N1, while working at a commercial egg layer operation. The risk to the public is low, but federal officials are considering deploying bird flu vaccine.

Bird Flu Outbreaks in Animals and Humans

Bird flu, specifically the H5N1 strain, has been spreading globally in animals since 2020, causing lethal outbreaks in poultry and sporadic infections in other species. There have been cases of bird flu found in dairy cows and humans in various countries. The risk of human-to-human transmission is a concern, but the World Health Organization states the current risk is low.

Bird Flu and the Wellness Company's Contagion Emergency Kit

Dr. Peter McCullough discusses the bird flu (H5N1) and the importance of early prevention and treatment. The Wellness Company offers a Contagion Emergency Kit with life-saving medications. The article also includes testimonials and a call to action to purchase the kit.

Development of mRNA vaccine to treat bird flu in dairy cows

The U.S. government will pay Moderna $176 million to develop a mRNA vaccine to treat bird flu, as cases in dairy cows rise. Moderna's vaccine uses the same technology as COVID-19 vaccines and can be redirected if needed.

Bird Flu Vaccinations in Finland

Finland becomes the first country to start bird flu vaccinations for humans, offering preemptive vaccines to workers at risk of avian influenza. The vaccines are part of a joint EU procurement and are set to be rolled out as early as next week.

Preemptive Bird Flu Vaccination in Finland

Finland plans to offer preemptive bird flu vaccination to workers with exposure to animals, becoming the first country to do so as part of a joint EU procurement. The vaccine will be offered to those at increased risk of contracting avian influenza.

Investigation of Bird Flu Virus in Austin Wastewater

Researchers in Texas are investigating fragments of a potentially dangerous bird flu virus found in Austin wastewater, trying to identify the source which could be farm animals, wild birds, or dumped milk. Health officials are concerned about the risk of human infection and are urging increased surveillance. The virus may be spreading in cattle through contaminated equipment and raw milk. Migrant laborers on farms pose a challenge for detecting human cases. Testing for the virus is being recommended through the summer to track its spread and potential human cases.

Need for More Testing of Bird Flu Among Farm Workers in the US

Dr. Nirav Shah, principal deputy director of the CDC, wants more testing for bird flu among farm workers in the US but is cautious about damaging trust. The risk is low for the general public but elevated for agricultural workers in contact with animals. Only 44 people have been tested in 2024. Some states are testing dairy farm workers' blood for antibodies. Officials encourage the use of personal protective equipment and are monitoring the virus's spread among farms.

Dr. Feigi-Ding's Warning on Bird Flu and The Wellness Company's Contagion Emergency Kit

Dr. Feigi-Ding, chief of COVID Task Force at New England Complex Systems Institute, is warning about the potential threat of bird flu and recommending stockpiling flu medicines like Tamiflu. The Wellness Company is offering a Contagion Emergency Kit containing life-saving medications for potential crises.

Bird Flu Pandemic Warning and The Wellness Company's Contagion Emergency Kit

FDA Commissioner warns about the possibility of Bird Flu jumping to humans with a high mortality rate, prompting preparations for a potential pandemic. The Wellness Company introduces a Contagion Emergency Kit with Tamiflu to combat future pandemics.

Acquisition of H5N1 Bird Flu Vaccines by U.S. and Europe

Poultry farmers in the U.S. and Europe are taking steps to acquire or manufacture H5N1 bird flu vaccines to protect workers from the highly pathogenic avian influenza that is on the rise. The virus has spread to dairy cattle and poses a potential risk of mutation to spread easily in humans.

Current Events

Israeli airstrike in Rafah kills 35 people, Memorial Day honors fallen military members, bird flu infects dairy cows, raw milk scrutiny, sustainability of paperbacks vs e-readers, piano companies refuse to manufacture narrow keyboards, Bark Air launches with flight from New York to Los Angeles.

Bird Flu Surveillance in US Dairy Cows

A Michigan farmworker tested positive for bird flu, hinting at a potentially wider spread among dairy cows. Wastewater surveillance is being used to track the virus's presence and guide CDC efforts. Concerns about testing resistance by dairy farms and the need for expanded monitoring are raised.

Bird Flu Outbreak in US Dairy Cows

A Michigan dairy worker was infected with bird flu after coming into contact with infected cows. The virus has been found in high levels in raw milk but pasteurized products are considered safe. The CDC warns of more potential human cases due to high virus levels in cows.

Bird Flu Outbreak in Dairy Workers

A second dairy worker has been diagnosed with bird flu after being around infected livestock. Health officials now warn that bird flu could be more dangerous to humans than previously believed.

Bird Flu Infection Linked to Dairy Cows in the U.S.

A second person in the U.S. has been infected with bird flu linked to dairy cows, but the risk to the general public remains low. The individual had mild symptoms and has recovered. Monitoring is ongoing to prevent human-to-human transmission.

H5N1 Bird Flu Case in Australia

A child in Australia is the first confirmed case of H5N1 bird flu in the country, contracted in India and recovered. No further cases linked. Bird flu also detected on a farm in Victoria. Health officials emphasize low risk to general population.

H5N1 Bird Flu Case in Australia

A child in Australia has been confirmed as the first case of H5N1 bird flu in Australia. The child contracted the avian influenza A infection while in India and fell ill in March this year. The child has since recovered, and there is no evidence of further cases connected to this one.

Recent News Events

Multiple news events including abductions, deaths, political debates, disease outbreaks, accidents, and financial news have occurred recently in various locations, involving prominent figures like Scarlett Johansson and political leaders like Trump and Biden.

COVID-19, Bird Flu, Contagion Preparedness

Dr. Peter McCullough believes bird flu is a manipulated gain of function strain, originating from a USDA lab in Georgia. The Wellness Company is promoting a Contagion Kit featuring medications like Tamiflu, ivermectin, and hydroxychloroquine for potential health crises, urging people to be prepared for future pandemics.

Bird Flu Scare and Impact on the Beef Industry

The article discusses the bird flu scare and its impact on the beef industry, with a focus on Prepper All-Naturals offering long-term storage beef products. The company's CEO expresses concerns about potential government actions against beef consumption.

Potential Threat of Bird Flu Outbreak and The Wellness Company's Response

Scientists warn that the current bird flu outbreak poses a serious threat to humans due to a supercharged strain. There is a push for mRNA vaccines and mass vaccination of animals. The Wellness Company offers a Contagion Kit with prescription drugs to prepare for potential pandemics.

Texas Farm Worker Infected with Bird Flu from Cow

A Texas farm worker contracted bird flu from a cow, leading to bleeding in his eyeballs, potentially the first case of mammal-to-human transmission. The CDC warns of pandemic potential from bird flu viruses.

Texas Farm Worker Infected with Bird Flu from Cow

A Texas farm worker was infected with bird flu from a cow, showing symptoms of bleeding in his eyeballs, marking the first known case of mammal-to-human transmission. The CDC warns of pandemic potential from bird flu viruses.

Cats on Texas Dairy Farm Die from Bird Flu After Drinking Raw Milk

A cluster of cats on a Texas dairy farm died after drinking raw milk from cows affected with bird flu, leading to fatal systemic influenza infection. Experts emphasize the importance of only consuming pasteurized milk to avoid health risks.

H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cattle

Details on a Texas dairy farm worker infected with H5N1 bird flu, highlighting the importance of wearing protective gear to avoid infection. The outbreak has infected 36 dairy herds in nine states, with concerns of a global pandemic.

US Bird Flu Outbreak Spreads to Chickens, Cattle

The outbreak of H5N1 bird flu virus in the United States has spread to dairy cows, raising concerns about human infections through the milk supply. The virus has infected millions of chickens, wild birds, and dairy herds across multiple states.

Bird Flu Spread to Cows

The World Health Organization warns of the risk of H5N1 bird flu virus spreading to cows in other countries through migratory birds. U.S. officials are verifying the safety of milk and meat after confirming the virus in dairy cattle herds and one person.

Bird Flu in Dairy Cows and Meat Safety in the U.S.

The U.S. government is testing ground beef samples for bird flu in states with outbreaks in dairy cows but remains confident in the safety of the meat supply. The risk to public health is low overall but higher for those exposed to infected animals.

The Wellness Company's Promotion of Contagion Kit for Potential Bird Flu Pandemic in 2024

The Wellness Company is promoting a Contagion Kit to prepare for a potential bird flu pandemic in 2024, claiming it could be 100 times deadlier than COVID-19. They recommend stocking up on prescription medications like oseltamivir, ivermectin, and hydroxychloroquine. The kit is not available in stores and requires a prescription. The company suggests being prepared for any health crisis and emphasizes the importance of staying ahead of potential threats.

Dolphin in Florida found with highly pathogenic bird flu

A dolphin in Florida was found to have the highly pathogenic avian influenza virus, also known as HPAIV. This is the first recorded case of a cetacean with HPAIV in North America. Scientists are concerned about the potential spread of bird flu among cetaceans.

Highly Pathogenic Bird Flu Found in Florida Dolphin

A dolphin in Florida was found to have highly pathogenic bird flu, marking the first case in a cetacean in North America. Scientists fear the spread of bird flu could be catastrophic for cetaceans.

H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak

The World Health Organization is alarmed by the spread of H5N1 bird flu to new species, including humans, with a high mortality rate. The virus has infected various animals and the concern is its potential to evolve and infect humans with the ability for human-to-human transmission.

Bird Flu Pandemic Threat in 2024

The article discusses the potential threat of a bird flu pandemic in 2024 and how it could be more deadly than COVID-19. It also promotes a Contagion Kit from The Wellness Company as a way to prepare for such emergencies.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cows

A bird flu outbreak in U.S. dairy cows has affected more than two dozen herds in eight states, with no significant risk to the public or food supply. Pasteurization kills the virus, and grocery store milk is safe. Raw milk is less certain. Only dairy cows, not beef cattle, have been infected. Eggs that are handled properly and cooked thoroughly are safe to eat.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cows

A bird flu outbreak in U.S. dairy cows has affected more than two dozen herds in eight states, but the risk to the public remains low and the food supply is safe. The virus has been found in cattle for the first time, likely transmitted by wild birds. Health officials stress that properly cooked food is safe and there's no evidence of human transmission through pasteurized products.

Bird Flu Pandemic Concerns and The Wellness Company's Contagion Kit Promotion

The article discusses the potential threat of a bird flu pandemic, drawing comparisons to Covid-19. It mentions the detection of the virus in various species and individuals in the United States, sparking concerns. The Wellness Company promotes a Contagion Kit with prescription drugs to prepare for potential outbreaks.

Bird Flu Threat and The Wellness Company's Contagion Kit

The article discusses the potential threat of bird flu spreading to humans, with some questioning the severity of the situation. It also promotes a Contagion Kit from The Wellness Company containing prescription medications to prepare for future pandemics.

Avian Influenza Outbreak in the U.S.

Poultry farmers in the U.S. are concerned about the rise of highly pathogenic avian influenza. A person who had contact with dairy cows in Texas tested positive for bird flu, following positive tests in milk from dairy cows in Texas and Kansas. While the risk to the public is currently low, precautions are advised for those regularly around infected animals.

Bird Flu Outbreak Among Dairy Cows

Bird flu outbreaks among dairy cows have raised concerns about potential transmission to humans. The H5N1 virus is highly pathogenic but currently only transmits from infected animals to humans through close contact. Preparedness measures, including vaccines and antiviral medications, are in place to respond to a potential outbreak.

Bird Flu Outbreak in the US

The CDC is closely monitoring a bird flu outbreak in the US after a farm worker in Texas became infected with strain H5N1 from an infected cow. The virus has never been detected in cattle before. The WHO and White House are also involved in monitoring the situation.

Bird Flu Outbreak in the US

The CDC is closely monitoring a bird flu outbreak in the US after a farm worker in Texas became infected with strain H5N1 from an infected cow. The virus has never been detected in cattle before. The WHO and the White House are also involved in the response.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Herds

Bird flu has infected a dairy herd in Ohio for the first time and has been detected in additional herds in Kansas and New Mexico, raising concerns about possible risks to humans. The outbreak has spread to multiple states with cases possibly introduced by wild birds.

Investigation into Bird Flu Outbreak Among Penguins in Antarctica

Researchers are investigating a possible outbreak of H5N1 bird flu that may have killed hundreds, if not thousands, of Adelie penguins in Antarctica, with concerns about the potential impact on wildlife already facing environmental stresses like climate change. Samples are being sent for further testing to confirm the cause of the deaths.

Outbreak of Bird Flu in Dairy Cows in the U.S.

An outbreak of bird flu is affecting dairy cows in the U.S., with concerns about potential human infections. The virus has spread from birds to cattle and one person has been infected after close contact with cows. Scientists are monitoring the situation closely for any mutations that could increase human transmission. The risk to the public is currently considered low, and the commercial milk supply is not at risk as products are pasteurized.

Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) Potential Human Pandemic

Officials warn of potential for future human pandemic as avian influenza (bird flu) spreads among wild birds in the European Union. New strains could pose a danger due to lack of human immunity against bird flu.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cattle

The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirms cows in multiple states have tested positive for bird flu, with a person in Texas also testing positive after contact with infected dairy cattle. The risk of human-to-human transmission is low, and health officials are closely monitoring the situation.

Bird Flu Outbreak at Cal-Maine Foods Facilities

Cal-Maine Foods, the largest producer of fresh eggs in the U.S., halted production in Texas and Michigan due to bird flu. The virus affected chickens in Texas and a commercial poultry facility in Michigan. No eggs have been recalled.

Bird Flu Outbreak at U.S. Egg Producer

The largest producer of fresh eggs in the U.S. temporarily halted production at a Texas plant after bird flu was found in chickens. Bird flu was also detected at a poultry facility in Michigan. Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. destroyed approximately 1.6 million laying hens and 337,000 pullets in Texas. No known risk to eggs currently on the market. A human case in Texas marked the first known instance of a person catching this version of bird flu from a mammal.

Bird Flu Outbreak Among US Dairy Cows

A virus that has killed millions of birds is spreading among US dairy cows, raising concerns about the impact on dairy and beef demand. The outbreak has affected cattle and milk prices, with fears that consumers may avoid dairy and beef products.

H5N1 Bird Flu Case in Texas

A human case of H5N1 bird flu has been found in Texas in a person exposed to dairy cattle. Health officials say the risk to people remains low, but the virus should be monitored closely.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Farms

Livestock at several dairy farms in the U.S. have tested positive for bird flu, but officials say the risk to the public is low. The virus has caused illness in cows in Texas, Kansas, and Michigan, with presumptive positive results in New Mexico and Idaho. The disease has been found in dairy cattle for the first time. Goats on a Minnesota farm also contracted the virus. Past human infections typically result from exposure to infected poultry. The strain detected in Michigan is similar to that in Texas and Kansas, with no changes making it more transmissible to humans. The dairy supply is safe due to measures like diverting or destroying milk from affected livestock and pasteurization.

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) Outbreak in Texas

A person in Texas tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1 bird flu) after exposure to infected dairy cattle. CDC reassures low risk to the general public. Cases of bird flu in dairy cows reported in Texas, Kansas, and Michigan. H5N1 was first identified in 1997 outbreak in Hong Kong. CDC monitoring people in contact with infected animals for symptoms.

Bird flu in dairy cows

Bird flu detected in cattle in several states for the first time, infecting dairy cows.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cattle

Multiple dairy farms across the U.S. have cows testing positive for bird flu, also known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), with cases confirmed in Texas, Kansas, and Michigan, and presumptive positive tests in New Mexico and Idaho. The outbreak is the first time this disease has been found in dairy cattle.

Rising Easter Prices Due to Inflation and Supply Chain Issues

The price of Easter staples like eggs and chocolate is nearing a historic high due to inflation, supply chain issues, and outbreaks of bird flu. Factors such as rising costs of chicken feed, weather conditions, remnants of the pandemic, and the Russia-Ukraine War are contributing to the increase in prices.

Impact of Rising Prices on Public Perception of the President

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz discusses rising prices and the impact on the president, attributing the increase in egg prices to bird flu. He believes that as the positive aspects of the economy become more evident, people's frustration will lessen.