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A woman in China has become the first person to die from a type of bird flu that is rare in humans – so how worried should we be about the virus? Katie Strick reports
More than 30 dolphins and whales have washed ashore in New York and New Jersey this year, sparking scientists to now test the carcasses for bird flu after evidence shows it is jumping to mammals.
Two dolphins have died from bird flu for the first time in the UK. They were both infected with the highly contagious H5N1 virus and were found separately in Devon and Pembrokeshire.
DR. NUZZO: H5N1 is not yet capable of spreading between people like the flu viruses we're used to battling in North America during the fall and winter. Though the operable word is 'yet'.
DailyMail.com has spoken to the family of Bean Narong, 11, who died of the bird flu last month. Her family, who reside in Prey Veng, Cambodia, say she may have gotten it from an infected chicken wing.