bird flu

Infections in humans linked to the cattle outbreak have so far been mild and limited, but the findings are concerning, say the study authors. Image created with the help of AI/Doorstudio

10-02 | Article

How has bird flu rapidly adapted to cattle?

All animals on the farm in Friesland, the Netherlands were individually tested for the presence of the virus. Photo created with AI: Reve

29-01 | News

No bird flu in other cows on Dutch dairy farm

The avian influenza situation in the Netherlands remains a concern and is being closely monitored. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

26-01 | News

First time in Europe: Bird flu virus detected at Dutch dairy farm

The number of cows the farm employees needed to handle in some way had increased sixfold, making the work very labour intensive. Photo: Canva

28-05-2024 | News

Farm report: Michigan, US: What it’s like to have bird flu in the dairy herd

any cattle intended to be transported across US state lines would need to be checked for Avian Influenza (AI) infection. Photo: Canva

30-04-2024 | News

Testing for avian influenza now required for US dairy cows

Bird flu in US dairy cows – how is it being transmitted?

16-04-2024 | News

Bird flu in US dairy cows – how is it being transmitted?

The number of dairy farms infected with bird flu (H5N1) in the US continues to expand. Photo: Canva

04-04-2024 | News

US: More bird flu in cows, now humans also infected