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Artificial peptide molecules can inhibit AI virus strains Scientists have developed artificial peptide molecules that can neutralise a broad range of influenza virus strains.
23/10/2017
South Korea confirms H5N6 bird flu at duck farm South Korea confirmed an outbreak of avian influenza (AI) at a duck farm in the southwestern region and culled some 76,000 ducks to prevent the further spread
16/12/2017
Don’t blame the pigs for new flu types Pigs have been suspected of producing new types of dangerous influenza viruses that were highly infectious for humans. But pigs are no more responsible for this
14/03/2018
Not being subjective, indifferent to the disease when re-breeding livestock Recently, Long An has continuously appeared outbreaks of avian influenza, African swine fever and foot-and-mouth disease on cows.
20/02/2021
Layers protected by lasers Poultry farmers all around the world go to great lengths to protect their birds from avian influenza. In many countries there are mandatory
08/05/2018
Poultry feed additive may help stop the spread of HPAI New research shows feed additive may be able to stop the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza through animal feed.
16/08/2019
Genetic study to investigate how flu jumps species New study will identify genes that reduce influenza A infection in pigs and chickens as well as genes that limit virus spread to people.
04/07/2019
Practical tips to keep poultry free of avian flu With avian influenza (AI) currently confirmed across four continents, every poultry farmer needs to be alert for signs of the disease in their flock
08/02/2017
Avian flu persists in Europe’s top poultry raising nations In the last week, national veterinary agencies have confirmed new outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in commercial poultry in France
27/09/2017
Avian flu spreading across Europe, Asia and Africa Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses are being detected in the wild bird and domestic poultry in ever more countries in Europe, Asia and Africa.
23/01/2017