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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Some Good News! 2 Preprints Explore Explanations for Possible Reduced B3.13 H5N1 Pathogenicity in Humans
Veteran blogger Michael Coston is back from hurricane recovery to bless us with new links and commentary on a pair of preprints from prestigious influenza research institutions both exploring possible reasons for decreased morbidity and mor...
Where We've Been Informs Where We Need to Go!
Katherine Eban penned a hard-hitting, no-holds-barred piece for Vanity Fair critiquing the U.S. response to the dairy cow H5N1 outbreak:
USDA-APHIS Announces HPAI Outbreak in 750K California Broiler Flock Confirmed on October 16th
While the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has not yet posted an update on their website, USDA-APHIS today posted results of HPAI testing showing confirmed HPAI last Thursday, October 16th, in a Tulare County Broiler flo...
Correction: WA H5N1 Avian Flu Case NOT B3.13, According to State Veterinarian
Pasco egg farm workers infected with bird flu. 1st WA cases | Tri-City Herald
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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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