A new report from Amy Maxmen of KFF Health News highlights the potential danger of bird flu turning into a full-blown ...

Yes, pets can get bird flu from eating raw food. Pets can contract bird flu through contact with infected poultry or carcasses, or from eating contaminated food. Since cooking and pasteurization kill ...

California's dairy industry has been clobbered in recent months by a rampant outbreak of bird flu among its cattle, leading to recalls of raw milk and a state of emergency being called by the governor ...

Concerns from health officials are mounting as Wisconsin this week became the ninth state in the country to report a human ...

Drinking or accidentally inhaling raw milk that contains bird flu virus may lead to illness, health officials from California ...

The patient is in Louisiana and was exposed to backyard flocks sick with H5N1. Here's what you need to know about ...

A Stanford study shows that raw milk can harbor the flu virus for up to five days, stressing the importance of pasteurization ...

State agriculture officials Saturday announced a raw milk recall from Stanislaus County producer Valley Milk Simply Bottled, a news report said. Officials found H5N1 bird flu in bulk milk tanks ...

Just days after the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued a new order that all raw (unpasteurized) milk must be tested for bird flu, reports have emerged of animals dying of the virus.

Public health officials are investigating two possible cases of H5 bird flu in cats that ingested recalled raw milk in Los Angeles County. According to the county Department of Public Health ...