We talked to experts about where the science is on risks to humans and how the virus is messing with the food supply.

The worldwide bird flu outbreak that began in late 2021 is now triggering a nationwide egg shortage, and panic shoppers are ...

Fewer hens equals fewer eggs equals higher prices. It’s simple supply and demand: When there’s less of a commodity to go ...

Grocery stores and supermarkets have limited egg purchases, and some people have resorted to stealing in order to get their hands on eggs.

Poultry flocks infected with bird flu are culled to prevent the spread of the virus whereas culling wild birds is generally ...

The price of eggs keeps going up and it’s been months since shoppers have seen relief in the grocery stores. There are multiple reasons for the spike, but one outweighs the others.

Consumers are still facing egg shortages and price rises as the ramifications of Australia's largest bird flu outbreak ...

This story has been updated because an earlier ... for Disease Control and Prevention. What is bird flu? Will it affect egg and poultry prices at the grocery store? Is it legal to raise backyard ...

Nonetheless, the bird flu outbreak has raised concerns about the illness spreading to people. It also has sent the price of eggs skyrocketing, leading to a nationwide egg shortage. The latest ...

andresr/Getty Images The ongoing bird flu outbreak has driven up egg prices and led to a nationwide shortage. Despite the growing outbreak in animals, experts say the risk to humans remains low.