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Ottawa buys bird flu vaccine for those at risk, such as farm workers exposed to virus

Federal government secures 500,000 bird flu vaccine doses to protect high-risk groups. » Read More...

H5N5 bird flu detected on backyard farm in Newfoundland and Labrador

Virus similar to 2023 strain, linked to global H5N1 outbreaks. » Read More...

As egg prices soar, Trump administration plans new strategy to fight bird flu

U.S. shifts bird flu strategy, focusing on vaccines and biosecurity over mass culling. » Read More...

USDA tries to rehire fired workers tied to avian influenza response

Department scrambles to rehire staff cut during government downsizing amid ongoing bird flu crisis. » Read More...

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