First human cases of bird flu confirmed in Arizona
The Arizona Department of Health Services has confirmed the first human cases of H5 avian influenza in the state. The two individuals were exposed to infected poultry while working at a commercial facility in Pinal County. Both individuals experienced mild symptoms, received treatment, and have fully recovered.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department has confirmed two cases of avian flu in birds at a Scottsdale park. Workers at Chaparral Park found a free-ranging domestic goose and a Canada goose who were both ...
Avian Flu, or bird flu has been running amok in zoos across the USA in the later half of 2024. Affecting farms and cattle, it ...
Other cases of bird flu have been reported in the Valley. Earlier this month, the Maricopa County Department of Public Health ...
A free-ranging domestic goose and a Canada goose were discovered to have avian influenza, according to the Arizona Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory.
Officials at Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona reported two big cats and three large birds died, while 25 human employees were ...
Animals at the Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona tested positive for bird flu, resulting in the deaths of a cheetah, a mountain ...
Several animals fell ill and died of bird flu at a Phoenix-area zoo, Arizona public health officials have revealed, though ...
The Los Angeles County Department of Health today announced that it is investigating two suspected avian flu illnesses in indoor pet cats that drank recalled raw milk, fueling more concerns about ...
Maricopa County Department of Public Health officials transported the sick animals to the Arizona Department of Agriculture ...
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