How dangerous is it? Where did it come from? H5N1 influenza’s origins stretch back to the 1990s, and key events paved the way ...

Employing feed hygiene measures using chemical applications, like formaldehyde, essential oils or organic acids can also help. All those mitigants can be put into the feed or sprayed on in the feed ...

The sample he collects at Holiday Beach Conservation Area is the final one for the day — he's already been to nine other locations where migrating birds stop along the northern shore of Lake Erie.

But as a fresh wave of highly pathogenic avian influenza, also known as bird flu, sweeps across continents — killing hundreds of millions of birds, infecting some mammal species and prompting sweeping ...

As the virus spreads and drives up grocery prices by shrinking the nation’s supply of eggs and meat, bird disposal companies, environmental waste businesses and large poultry producers have received ...

"We show that if you can see where a virus is evolving ahead of time, you can begin to make future-proof vaccines," said first author Noor Youssef, a scientific lead for the Predictive Modeling for ...

An AI model called EVE-Vax uses evolutionary, biological and structural information about a virus to predict and design ...

People are catching avian flu from both chickens and cows ... To become adept at infecting humans, the virus would have to change the structure of its hemagglutinin. Its current version sticks ...

In vitro testing with CDI-988 demonstrated superior broad-spectrum antiviral activity against major norovirus variants BOTHELL, W ...