Australia's H5N1 bird flu cases have crossed 200, with South Australia reporting the highest number and Victoria introducing new measures for poultry producers. Authorities said there have been no ...

Even with bird flu circulating in Australia, the risk to humans is low. But some groups are still at increased risk.

Experts say the H5N1 bird flu virus’s risk to humans is low, but fear an impeding decimation of seal populations after tens of thousands of deaths in South America and Antarctica ...

When highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza spread into U.S. dairy cattle, it raised the pressing question for farmers and regulators: what happens when virus‑contaminated dairy manure is spread on ...

Researchers say more monitoring is needed after finding mammary glands of several livestock species could harbor avian influenza ...

The government will begin vaccinating critically endangered birds from the deadly H5N1 virus as wildlife groups brace for a “tsunami of devastation”.

How much could spreading dairy manure from infected farms have contributed to the U.S.’s bird flu problems? Researchers worked to find out ...

New Canadian research suggests dairy cows that recover from highly pathogenic avian influenza develop a surprisingly strong immune response.

Their new vaccine strategy targets multiple H5N1 strains and could help reduce disease impacts on cattle operations and ...

South Australia has quickly become the country's hotspot for H5N1 bird flu and while the bulk of the cases are from coastal ...

Avian influenza has long plagued Europe’s poultry industry, leading to the culling of millions of chickens. It is now ...

As H5N1 bird flu spreads across Australia, wildlife experts, scientists, and poultry farmers prepare for devastating losses ...