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US Authorities Ensures Safety Of Commercial Milk Supply As Dairy Cows In Texas And Kansas Tested Positive For Bird Flu - Vimarsana News

US Authorities Ensures Safety Of Commercial Milk Supply As Dairy Cows In Texas And Kansas Tested Positive For Bird Flu

The USDA that milk supply is safe after several dairy cow tested positive in bird flu. Read more here.

Bird Flu Reaches Antarctica, Results in Mass Elephant Seal Deaths - Vimarsana News

Bird Flu Reaches Antarctica, Results in Mass Elephant Seal Deaths

The first bird flu case in Antarctica was recorded earlier this year. Click to read more. Bird flu reached Antarctica earlier this year, with the first case of the bird-borne disease being reported on the brown skua population on Bird Island, located off South Georgia in the Antarctic region.

China Claims Respiratory Illness Surge Isn't Caused by Novel Virus—Here's What Chinese Health Ministry Says - Vimarsana News

China Claims Respiratory Illness Surge Isn't Caused by Novel Virus—Here's What Chinese Health Ministry Says

China claims that the respitarory illness surge it experiences isn't caused by a novel virus. Here's that its health ministry explained.

Source: hngn.com
Highly Pathogenic Strand of Bird Flu Detected in East Hungary - Vimarsana News

Highly Pathogenic Strand of Bird Flu Detected in East Hungary

A highly pathogenic strand of bird flu, H5N1, was detected at a duck farm in Hajdúnánás, in eastern Hungary, food safety authority Nébih said.

Gene Editing Technique Could Stop Bird Flu Outbreaks in Chickens, Study Reveals - Vimarsana News

Gene Editing Technique Could Stop Bird Flu Outbreaks in Chickens, Study Reveals

Recent advances in gene editing technology could potentially be used to create disease-resistant animals. This could curtail the spread of avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu.