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Bird Flu Outbreak: WHO Warns Risk of Avian Influenza Infections Spreading from Animals to Humans an 'Enormous Concern'
The latest bird flu outbreak that started in 2020 saw the transmission of the bird-borne disease to mammals. Click to read more.
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Bird Flu Detected in Antarctica for the First Time Raises Risk of Catastrophic Breeding Failure Among Isolated Penguins
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Bird Flu Virus Mutates, Kills Hundreds of Sea Lions in Argentina, Health Authority Calls Event ‘Unusual’
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Avian Influenza Outbreak Kills Four Mountain Lions, Infections from Birds to Mammals Continues
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Bird Flu Outbreak Linked to Thousands of Seal Deaths in New England [CDC]
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Bird Flu Outbreak Reaches Global Threat, No Signs of Slowing Down [Report]
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37,000 Birds on Chicken Farm Slaughtered in Peru to Control Bird Flu Disease Outbreak
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Bird Flu Outbreak Suspected as Dozens of Dead Birds Reported in Scotland, UK
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Bald Eagle Deaths Rise as Bird Flu Continues to Spread Across the United States
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Dozens of Birds at Animal Sanctuary in New Hampshire Euthanized Because of Avian Flu Outbreak
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16,000 Birds Slaughtered as Avian Influenza Detected at Another Turkey Farm in Indiana
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Poses a Serious Threat to Poultry Birds
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