Friday, Jan 10

The bird flu crisis is causing significant egg shortages in the U.S., leading to higher prices and limited availability for consumers.

Friday, Jan 10

Meta's decision to cease third-party fact-checking raises concerns about the potential surge in health misinformation during critical public health crises.

Thursday, Jan 09

The US plans to rebuild its stockpile of bird flu vaccines for poultry to combat a persistent outbreak affecting commercial flocks.

Thursday, Jan 09

The first U.S. death from bird flu raises questions about the virus's mutation potential, but experts state the overall public risk remains low.

Wednesday, Jan 08

As fears of a bird flu pandemic grow, individuals are stockpiling supplies and preparing for potential health crises, despite expert opinions on current risks.

Wednesday, Jan 08

The first bird flu death in the US prompts experts to assess future risks and the importance of testing and vaccine stockpiling for potential mutations.

Tuesday, Jan 07

The article discusses the recent spike in H5N1 bird flu cases in the U.S. and its historical context globally, emphasizing health risks and vaccination readiness.

Tuesday, Jan 07

A USDA report indicates a very low risk of contracting bird flu from eggs, emphasizing the importance of proper cooking and pasteurization.

Tuesday, Jan 07

WHO states that the risk of H5N1 bird flu to the general public remains low despite the first reported U.S. death from the virus.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces resignation as U.S. reports its first bird flu death, highlighting significant political and health concerns.