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The first U.S. H5N9 outbreak has raised concerns as scientists warn of evolving bird flu risks—here's what you need to know about the symptoms.

Bird flu, also called avian influenza, is a virus that primarily impacts poultry flocks. It is usually passed onto them by ...

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The current bird flu outbreak is sweeping through both ... Symptoms typically begin within two to eight days and often appear as the common flu. They include: The disease can carry a high ...

For New Yorkers who do not interact with infected animals, the risk of getting bird flu is low ... risk of stroke if their parents divorced when they were children or teenagers, researchers ...

THE HIGH PRICES ARE BEING DRIVEN BY INFLATION AND THE ONGOING BIRD FLU OUTBREAK. AT CODMAN COMMUNITY FARMS IN LINCOLN, PRICES ARE STABLE BECAUSE THEY PRODUCE THEIR OWN EGGS. STILL, THE FARM ...

They are not showing any symptoms. Public health officials have also been detecting the bird flu "sporadically and at low levels" in wastewater in Davis and Woodland since late November 2024.

Concerns about bird flu are growing among health officials weeks ... songbirds and the risk of infection remains low for humans, they may attract wild birds that can carry the virus.

Local chicken farmers are bumping up precautions after officials recently announced that bird flu has likely entered Massachusetts. State officials said last week they ... you can do is prepare ...

In total six subtypes of bird flu viruses have infected humans, according to the CDC. They include: H3, H5, H6, H7, H9, and H10. CDC officials said that bird flu is still mainly an animal health ...

The ongoing bird flu ... they remain controversial in the U.S. Jeremy Rossman, senior lecturer in virology at the University of Kent, U.K., told Newsweek: "Simply, I'd say that the decision not to ...