CDC unveils dashboard to track bird flu as virus spreads among dairy farms ... The CDC cautioned that wastewater monitoring methods aren't yet capable of distinguishing between subtypes of ...

Scientists put interactive flu tracking at public's fingertips Date: November 17, 2009 Source: Ohio State University Summary: New methods of studying avian influenza strains and visually mapping ...

As the highly contagious bird flu virus continues to sweep through Oregon’s poultry flocks and dairy herds, scientists and public health officials are racing to monitor its rapid spread and ...

Now that bird flu has been detected in animals in all 50 states, and nearly 70 cases have been confirmed in people, health officials are racing to find better and more reliable ways to track the ...

Tracking bird flu in 45% of the population can provide invaluable contextual awareness that will empower us to respond more effectively to the virus. ... Cost-effective surveillance methods, ...

As bird flu continues to spread among America's dairy cows, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has made it easier for the public to track how close the outbreak might be to their area ...

A highly pathogenic form of the avian flu has been detected in 29 states. ... a tracking page maintained by the U.S.D.A ... Methods include spraying chickens and turkeys with a foam that causes ...

As bird flu continues to spread, impacting poultry farms and the price of eggs, the Agriculture Department says it's almost doubling the amount spent to combat it.

N ow that bird flu has been detected in animals in all 50 states, ... health officials are racing to find better and more reliable ways to track the virus. One promising method is sampling wastewater.

Wastewater testing helped track COVID-19’s spread. Bird flu might prove harder to monitor. ... That’s because the method used to sample for bird flu in wastewater doesn’t differentiate ...

N ow that bird flu has been detected in animals in all 50 states, and nearly 70 cases have been confirmed in people, health officials are racing to find better and more reliable ways to track the ...