Avian Influenza: Publications and Resources

Summary: The publications below encompass research articles, news updates, and informative pieces detailing the biology, epidemiology, and global impact of H5N1. Specifically, the database features content on genetic mutations that could enhance human transmission risk, the virus's presence in various species including dairy cattle, and discussions on its potential as a zoonotic pathogen. Additionally, it provides insights into the public health implications, prevention strategies, and the latest scientific findings related to this highly pathogenic strain. The unprecedented spread of H5N1 to dairy cattle and the subsequent human cases highlight the virus's ability to adapt and infect new species, underscoring the importance of continued surveillance and preventive measures.

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Avian Influenza: Publications and Resources (22 Items)
Title & Author	Ed	Publish Revised
Bird Flu Resists Fever, Poses Major Human Threat - University of Cambridge	✓ ✓	2025/11/29
Many Americans Unaware of Raw Milk Bird Flu Risk - Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania	✓ ✓	2025/03/14
Majority of Parents Uncertain About Bird Flu Information - Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan	✓ ✓	2025/03/10
H5N1 Avian Influenza (Bird Flu): Types and Subtypes - Ian C. Langtree	✓ ✓	2024/12/28 2025/06/01
H9N2 Bird Flu: Understanding the Pandemic Threat Risk - Ian C. Langtree	✓ ✓	2024/12/11 2026/01/21
H5N1 Flu Virus: One Protein Change May Boost Human Transmission Risk - NIAID News & Science Writing Branch National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases	✓ ✓	2024/12/07
Seabirds Stealing Food From Other Birds May Spread Bird Flu - University of New South Wales	✓ ✓	2024/09/16 2025/01/16
New Discoveries on Bird Flu's Ability to Jump Between Species - European Molecular Biology Laboratory	✓ ✓	2024/08/19 2025/03/10
Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) Transmission Observed Between Mammals - Cornell University	✓ ✓	2024/07/24 2025/03/10
Bird Flu Virus Remains Infectious on Milking Equipment for Over an Hour - University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences		2024/06/28
Diverse Range of Vaccines Crucial For Bird Flu Pandemic Preparedness - Taylor & Francis Group	✓ ✓	2024/05/29 2025/03/10
Wild Birds in New York City Test Positive for Avian Flu - American Society for Microbiology		2024/05/15
Dolphin in Florida Detected with Highly Pathogenic Avian Flu - University of Florida		2024/04/26
H7N9 Avian Influenza Case in Canada Confirmed - Public Health Agency of Canada		2015/01/26 2024/04/20
H7N9 Bird Flu Adapting to Humans and Mammals - University of Wisconsin-Madison		2013/04/13 2024/06/16
H5N1 Avian Flu Viruses Transmissible Between Humans Could Evolve in Nature - University of Cambridge		2012/06/22 2024/04/20
Researchers Temporarily Halt Research On H5N1 Avian Influenza - Georgetown University Medical Center		2012/01/23 2024/04/20
T-705 Compound Safely Counters Avian Bird Flu - University of Wisconsin-Madison		2009/12/21 2024/04/20
H1N5 Bird Flu: What Can We Do About It? - Ian C. Langtree		2009/03/23 2024/06/16
Monoclonal Antibodies Effective Against Bird and Seasonal Flu Viruses - Burnham Institute		2009/02/22 2024/04/20
Excessive Use of Antiviral Drugs Could Aid Deadly Flu - Ian C. Langtree		2009/01/08 2024/04/20
H5N1 Avian Flu Becoming More Resistant to Antiviral Drugs - University of Colorado at Boulder		2009/01/07 2024/04/20

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