US authorities have shut down live bird markets in New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County for seven days due to avian flu in po...

Bird flu death in US: US has reported its first human death due to bird flu. Bird flu is a viral infection that spreads in birds, cows and ...

Three tigers and a sub-adult leopard at Gorewada Rescue Centre in Nagpur died from avian flu H5N1. This is the first time the virus caused ...

Bird flu, while rare in humans, can cause symptoms ranging from mild fever to severe pneumonia. It spreads via contact with infected birds ...

Are there chances of next pandemic from the United States? Public health experts have said the next global pandemic is likely to begin in t...

A human case of bird flu has been reported in Puri district, Odisha. The health department is closely monitoring the area, with surveillanc...

Avian influenza has spread to cows and even a person based in Texas. Amid these rising cases, health officials are currently on high alert,...

Panchayats respond to bird flu outbreak, culling ducks in Kuttanad. Tamil Nadu boosts surveillance at checkpoints. H5N1 symptoms, detection...

If media reports are to be believed, the Joe Biden administration is dangerously underprepared for the disease. The avian flu virus H5N1 ha...

Scientists worry that the avian flu may be spreading from mammal to mammal after decimating marine life along the nation's Pacific coastlin...

Avian Flu: The main risk factor for humans is possible via direct or indirect exposure to infected live or dead poultry or contaminated env...

The risk to humans is low, said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization. As a precaution, people are ...

According to scientists, avian influenza offers a modest risk to people.

Outbreak of bird flu or avian influenza has been confirmed in 'poultry birds' in six states -- Kerala, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra...

Climate change could pose high risk of avian flu virus transmission in wild birds, a new study has warned.

It might be possible for human-tohuman airborne transmissible avian H5N1 inf luenza viruses to evolve in nature, new research has found.

Avian flu may not have hit the American shores yet but it is undoubtedly engaging the interest of Big Blue (IBM).