USDA accidentally fired people working on bird flu. Now it’s trying to rehire them
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Tuesday that it accidentally fired multiple agency employees that were working on a response to the outbreak of the H5N1 avian flu, otherwise known as bird flu, according to NBC News. Now the agency says that it is trying to rehire those workers as quickly as possible.
The Public Health Agency of Canada said Wednesday it's purchased 500,000 doses of a human vaccine to protect against avian ...
H5N1 bird flu infection in humans? After vets infected without symptoms, alarming new evidence suggests it is more common than we thought!
Michigan’s biggest egg producer is advocating for the vaccination of egg-laying hens against the highly pathogenic avian ...
H5N1 bird flu is branching out. New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that a second type of ...
On Tuesday evening, Don McDowell, a spokesperson for the Iowa Department of Agriculture, said there has been no let-up in the ...
Three bovine veterinary practitioners had evidence prior infection with highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza despite having ...
Before future studies would uncover a link between Nipah outbreaks and the felling of native forests for the purposes of ...
report it using the NYSDEC Avian Influenza Reporting form, which can be found at dec.ny.gov. The Canada goose tested for H5N1 was found in Lake Lucille. Other dead geese found in Spring Valley's ...
In February 2024, government veterinarians in the Czech Republic investigating a bird flu outbreak found themselves in the ...
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