Hawaii reports first H5 avian flu detection in wastewater
Hawaii is the only US state that hasn't reported H5N1 avian flu in birds or animals. The state hasn't reported any recent detections in animals or people. Wastewater sampling can't determine if the virus is highly pathogenic or if the source was from an animal or a person.
Hawaii News Now has learned where Hawaii’s first cases of avian flu were confirmed.The owner of a Wahiawa duck rescue tells ...
Bird flu continues to spread across the U.S., with new infections in Hawaii and continued human outbreaks in California.
The avian flu that prompted local officials to reactivate a ban on live poultry and hatching eggs earlier this year has been ...
The Wahiawa Feed Store normally sells up to one hundred eye laying chicks, but about a week ago the owner stop selling them ...
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Experts: no need to panic, but be aware about avian flu"This bird might have it and then if I play with it and deal with it, then I'm infected with it, but I'm not sick from it," ...
Live poultry and hatching eggs from Hawaii that were ordered prior to a Nov. 18 ban over avian flu could be either rejected ...
Officials say while certain birds from the infected flock were present at the fair, the first signs of infection in the flock ...
The outbreak is Hawaii's first and appears to be part of a surge in poultry outbreaks in US states that are along the Pacific flyway, where wild birds are migrating south. Hawaii's outbreak also ...
It’s been nearly eight months since avian flu was first detected in U.S. dairy herds, and cases in both cows and humans continue to pile up.
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