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Bird Flu: Latehar on alert after 150 hens found dead | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Bird Flu: Latehar on alert after 150 hens found dead | Ranchi News

Latehar district animal husbandry department is awaiting test reports of three samples of carcasses of birds (broiler chicken) to ascertain if the recent mass mortality at a private poultry farm is due to bird flu or not. Authorities mentioned that more than 150 birds were discovered deceased at the poultry farm owned by Jagdheer Oraon in Bandua village, located within the Manika block of Latehar district. An alert has been sounded in Manika, advising people to avoid buying, selling, and eating birds and eggs for the time being.

US Steps Up Monitoring As FDA Warns Bird Flu Found In Pasteurized Milk From Grocery Stores - Vimarsana News

US Steps Up Monitoring As FDA Warns Bird Flu Found In Pasteurized Milk From Grocery Stores

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Campus cooking: What experts have to say on food safety for students - Vimarsana News

Campus cooking: What experts have to say on food safety for students

Campus nutrition experts give food safety, cooking and cleanliness tips for students learning to navigate the kitchen for the first time.

General Mills Should Recall Lucky Charms Cereal, Food Experts Say - Vimarsana News

General Mills Should Recall Lucky Charms Cereal, Food Experts Say

Food experts believe pandemic-related supply issues may have caused General Mills to change some of its ingredients, and an alternative component may be causing the stomach illnesses that consumers have been reporting.

SEAS professor finds stomach virus is resistant to common sanitation - Vimarsana News

SEAS professor finds stomach virus is resistant to common sanitation

Media Credit: File Photo by Eric Lee Experts said the norovirus can be susceptible to certain compounds like chlorine for disinfection but only to very high concentrations which are typically toxic and “corrosive” to surfaces. News By Lauren Sforza May 10, 2021 12:26 AM Updated: May 11, 2021 at 6:12 p.m. A professor from the School of Engineering and Applied Science discovered that a stomach virus can survive and continue to spread despite common sanitation practice. The study, published last month with the National Institutes of Health, found that the norovirus – a highly contagio...