avian influenza

WHO recommends that Member States remain vigilant and consider mitigation steps to reduce human exposure to potentially infected birds to reduce the risk of additional zoonotic infection. Photo: ANP
20-04-2023 | Article

Avian influenza: Health officials are preparing for the worst

he potential for vaccination to play a role in HPAI prevention and emergency management in layer hens has been discussed widely in recent months. Photo: Hans Banus
18-04-2023 | News

IEC launches avian influenza vaccination and surveillance paper

Photo: Bertil van Beck
17-04-2023 | News

Bird flu pushes Russia to rejiggle veterinary system

The pre-order, which is to be confirmed if the final test results are positive, is aimed at vaccinating ducks. Photo: Koos Groenewold
14-04-2023 | News

France first in EU to order avian influenza vaccines

The wave in the second half-year was also triggered by migratory birds which, this time, used the Pacific and Rocky Mountain routes, as well as the Mississippi route. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman
28-03-2023 | Article

Avian influenza: 2 waves, different routes and changing dynamics

People carry the avian influenza virus into premises on contaminated shoes, clothes, machines, animal feed and bedding. Photo: Lex Salverda
24-03-2023 | News

Human activity highlighted in the spread of bird flu across Europe

Pigeons appear to have an inherent ability to prevent viruses from entering cells or spreading. Photo: Freepik
24-03-2023 | News

Multi-species study aids understanding of avian influenza

Soaring egg prices in the latest online edition of Poultry World
22-03-2023 | News

Soaring egg prices in the latest online edition of Poultry World

All countries in South America reported the presence of the virus, except for Brazil, Paraguay, Guyana, and Suriname. Photo: Isabela Kronemberger
21-03-2023 | News

Surrounded by avian influenza, Brazil ups poultry exports