Hogvet51’s Livestock Emerging and Zoonotic Disease Forum
Hogvet51Scientific and policy-related topics for the livestock industry facing escalating threats from emerging and potentially zoonotic disease threats in today's technology and information-rich environment
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Yakima County WA Health District Announces Positive H5N1 Dairy Worker from Infected Dairy Farm
Below is a screen shot of the first page of a media release from the Yakima County Health District:
The Washington State Department of Health current web site is much less forthcoming in its coverage at this point, acknowledging the likel...
Kansas H5N1 Dairy Infection Confirmed as of October 8th and Posted this Morning by NVSL
While H5N1 in dairy cattle in Kansas does not constitute a “new state infection”, it does mark a return of diagnosed H5N1 infection to Kansas last reported early in the dairy outbreak in the spring of 2024.
Many states (including Washingto...
USDA Confirms Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Two Dairy Herds in Washington
USDA Confirms Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Two Dairy Herds in Washington
News Releases | Washington State Department of Agriculture
Bird flu detected in two dairy cow herds in Washington | Capital Press
The usual questions apply:...
What a Trip...50 Years in the Making
I left Maryland on September 8th in my trusty Ford Lightning EV for a month in the Midwest. The drive provided me with time for reflection on the Midwest agricultural evolution as I entered the eastern corn belt. The corn and soybean fields...
Hey, Utah and USDA...You Passed on Your Own Message and AWI Wrote It for You
I often find the most interesting items lurking around in FluTrackers (thanks to Sharon Sanders and her team) and Avian Flu Diary (Michael Coston). These folks have a passion for the latest in scientific information. As with all sources, it...
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retired USDA VS One Health veterinarian specialist in swine and multispecies influenza and other RNA viral infections,including SARS-CoV-2 infections with zoonotic potential.
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