Hawaii reports first H5 avian flu detection in wastewater
Hawaii is the only US state that hasn't reported H5N1 avian flu in birds or animals. The state hasn't reported any recent detections in animals or people. Wastewater sampling can't determine if the virus is highly pathogenic or if the source was from an animal or a person.
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DOH investigates human contacts with infected H5N1 flocks in HawaiiThe Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) is investigating potential human exposure to a flock infected with the H5N1 avian influenza virus. No human cases of the virus have been reported in Hawaii ...
The Hawaii Department of Health says so far, no one has tested positive for avian influenza after the first detection of H5N1 ...
Investigation into the child's exposure to H5N1 is still under way, the CDC said. In other H5N1 developments, the Hawaii ...
Authorities in Hawaii are warning residents who attended a local pet fair to watch for symptoms of avian influenza after a local flock of ducks and other birds tested positive for the H5N1 virus ...
Bird flu continues to spread across the U.S., with new infections in Hawaii and continued human outbreaks in California.
State officials are urging vigilance after Hawaii’s first detection of H5N1 in a flock of rescued pet geese and ducks in ...
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