H5N1 bird flu outbreak response could be hampered by USDA, FDA turf war
With an outbreak of the H5N1 bird flu spreading among dairy cattle, experts say the longtime fractured nature of the U.S. food regulation sy
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H5N1 bird flu outbreak response could be hampered by USDA, FDA turf war
With an outbreak of the H5N1 bird flu spreading among dairy cattle, experts say the longtime fractured nature of the U.S. food regulation sy
Cows have human flu receptors, study shows, raising the stakes on the bird flu outbreak in dairy cattle | CNN
Cows have the same kinds of gateways into their cells as humans and birds, a new study shows. The finding suggests that cows could be mixing
so they've now found the New Improved monkeypox that WHO has declared a public health emergency outside of Africa- in Sweden and the US so far
heres me thinking we're facing down the next pandemic as This Current Covid Mess vs bird flu but now here comes fucking monkey pox with the steel chair
What Pet Owners Need to Know About Bird Flu in the U.S?
A highly infectious type of avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, is spreading rapidly across the U.S. The virus, which was previously limited to wild birds and domestic poultry, has now been detected in cats and dogs across 31 states.Read More
Tried to leave Twitter
Dissatisfied with lack of information about COVID elsewhere
Return to Twitter just in time to find out that not only is the WHO preparing for person-to-person transmission of H5N1, but there's a new, deadlier variant of MPOX coming out of Africa because they weren't sent vaccines to help control the spread
I guess I have to stay on Twitter if I want to know what's going on in public health. I hate it here.
Tumblr is cool 'cause I feel like telling y'all that I'm disabled, very likely suffering from long covid in part (developed granulomas, asthma, and rad all of a sudden after being sick two years ago) on top of my pre existing conditions, and that I still wear a respirator everywhere I go might get me crucified.
Y'all are going on and on about how us cripples deserve respect yet you won't even do the bare minimum to make the spaces you're in accessible to us. And no, it's not just "weak" people who are at risk. Everyone can catch covid, everyone will catch covid if they continue to go out without masks, and everyone likely has already had it. With every infection it weakens your immune system and after just one time with it you are immunocompromised making you disabled too.
This is about all of us. Wear a fucking respirator. If you can't afford one on your own I'll link a map of most of the mask blocs that you can get one from. But I'm really fucking sick of seeing y'all not take this seriously and watching people die because of y'all's negligence.
Mapping COVID action groups worldwide. Groups are not pinned to exact addresses. On Instagram and Twitter as @covidactionmap.
We’ve assembled answers to some questions about H5N1 bird flu.
What happens in a dairy herd with HPAI? What should I expect if my herd became infected? This case report describes what one farmer has face
Most dairy farms hit with H5N1 refuse to let public health or ag officials study their herds. One selfless rancher did. Here's the harrowing report.