22 August 2023 See all updates. WEB So far 78 UK bird species have tested positive for avian flu including most of our breeding seabirds. WEB Sun 26 Feb 2023 0434 EST British health officials are preparing plans to deploy lateral flow tests if signs emerge that..
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22 August 2023 See all updates. WEB So far 78 UK bird species have tested positive for avian flu including most of our breeding seabirds. WEB Sun 26 Feb 2023 0434 EST British health officials are preparing plans to deploy lateral flow tests if signs emerge that..
**EFSA Unveils Enhanced Bird Flu Radar to Monitor Global Disease Spread** The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has launched an upgraded version of its Bird Flu Radar tool. This interactive platform provides real-time information on the distribution and movements of bird flu viruses worldwide. The enhanced tool incorporates data from EFSA's Migration Mapping Tool, which combines satellite tracking data from birds with expert knowledge on migratory patterns. This provides a comprehensive picture of potential avian influenza pathways and helps authorities identify areas at higher risk. **Key Features of the Improved Bird Flu Radar:** * Enhanced user interface for improved navigation * Addition of an alert system to notify users of potential disease outbreaks * Integration of data on virus diversity and genetic sequencing * Improved visualization tools for data analysis **Purpose of the Tool:** The Bird Flu Radar aims to: * Monitor and predict the spread of bird flu viruses * Identify areas vulnerable to infection * Support early detection and response efforts * Protect animal and human health **Introductory Video:** EFSA has released an introductory video explaining the capabilities and benefits of the enhanced Bird Flu Radar. The video is available on the EFSA website and provides a comprehensive overview of the tool. EFSA's Bird Flu Radar is an essential resource for veterinarians, epidemiologists, policymakers, and anyone involved in avian health management. It provides timely and accurate information to support informed decision-making and enhance preparedness for bird flu outbreaks.
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WEB Avian Influenza derived from the Latin word avis bird colloquially also called bird flu is an infectious disease. WEB Avian influenza or bird flu refers to the disease caused by infection with avian bird influenza flu Type A. WEB The good news is that there is no indication that consumers are at risk of drinking bird flu-infected milk. WEB Fri April 5 2024 526 AM EDT 4 min read I have tracked deadly massive outbreaks of H5N1 avian. WEB April 5 2024 123 pm Bird flu outbreaks among dairy cows in multiple states and at least one. WEB Since the start of this outbreak of bird flu in January 2022 more than 82 million poultry in 48 states. WEB Bird flu continues to spread in Germany 13 federal states are now affected The H5N8 virus mainly affects wild birds. WEB On Monday Texas health officials said a person became infected with bird flu or avian influenza A..
**H5N1 Avian Influenza Outbreak: A Historical Overview** From 2003 to 2005, a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 virus spread from wild birds to poultry in Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. **Ukraine Outbreak** On December 5, 2005, Ukraine experienced a significant outbreak of bird flu, resulting in the death of approximately 2000 domestic birds. **Human Cases** As of April 3, 2024, only 45 human cases of H5N1 avian flu, including 32 deaths, had been reported worldwide. **Genetic Makeup** Researchers have analyzed the genetic makeup of avian influenza viruses to understand their evolution and spread. **Historical Context** This blog post provides a historical perspective on avian influenza viruses, shedding light on their emergence and impact on both poultry and humans.
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