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  1. South #Australia reports first suspected land- #mammal case of #H5N1 #birdflu, bignewsnetwork.com/news/279265

    The SA Department of Primary Industries and Regions reported five new suspected H5N1 bird flu events on Wednesday, including the #fox that was found in the northern suburbs of the state capital of Adelaide.

  2. South #Australia reports first suspected land- #mammal case of #H5N1 #birdflu, bignewsnetwork.com/news/279265

    The SA Department of Primary Industries and Regions reported five new suspected H5N1 bird flu events on Wednesday, including the #fox that was found in the northern suburbs of the state capital of Adelaide.

  3. South #Australia reports first suspected land- #mammal case of #H5N1 #birdflu, bignewsnetwork.com/news/279265

    The SA Department of Primary Industries and Regions reported five new suspected H5N1 bird flu events on Wednesday, including the #fox that was found in the northern suburbs of the state capital of Adelaide.

  4. South #Australia reports first suspected land- #mammal case of #H5N1 #birdflu, bignewsnetwork.com/news/279265

    The SA Department of Primary Industries and Regions reported five new suspected H5N1 bird flu events on Wednesday, including the #fox that was found in the northern suburbs of the state capital of Adelaide.

  5. South #Australia reports first suspected land- #mammal case of #H5N1 #birdflu, bignewsnetwork.com/news/279265

    The SA Department of Primary Industries and Regions reported five new suspected H5N1 bird flu events on Wednesday, including the #fox that was found in the northern suburbs of the state capital of Adelaide.

  6. First #birdflu death in an #Australian mainland #mammal is a grim milestone. We know how bad this can get theconversation.com/first-bird

    Vaccination will never stop #H5N1 spreading through wildlife. But it may help prevent catastrophic losses in the species we can reach.

  7. First #birdflu death in an #Australian mainland #mammal is a grim milestone. We know how bad this can get theconversation.com/first-bird

    Vaccination will never stop #H5N1 spreading through wildlife. But it may help prevent catastrophic losses in the species we can reach.

  8. First #birdflu death in an #Australian mainland #mammal is a grim milestone. We know how bad this can get theconversation.com/first-bird

    Vaccination will never stop #H5N1 spreading through wildlife. But it may help prevent catastrophic losses in the species we can reach.

  9. First #birdflu death in an #Australian mainland #mammal is a grim milestone. We know how bad this can get theconversation.com/first-bird

    Vaccination will never stop #H5N1 spreading through wildlife. But it may help prevent catastrophic losses in the species we can reach.

  10. First #birdflu death in an #Australian mainland #mammal is a grim milestone. We know how bad this can get theconversation.com/first-bird

    Vaccination will never stop #H5N1 spreading through wildlife. But it may help prevent catastrophic losses in the species we can reach.

  11. #Australia Confirms First Case of #H5N1 in #mammal Bird Flu Outbreak Widens

    Artikel ini telah tayang di Kontan.co.id dengan judul "Australia Confirms First Case of H5N1 in Mammal, Bird Flu Outbreak Widens", Klik untuk baca: internasional.kontan.co.id/new.

    Sumber: Reuters | Editor: Avanty Nurdiana

    SA authorities confirmed discovery on Sunday. The seal was found dead in coastal area of ​​Beachport, approximately 310 kilometers south of Adelaide.

  12. #Australia Confirms First Case of #H5N1 in #mammal Bird Flu Outbreak Widens

    Artikel ini telah tayang di Kontan.co.id dengan judul "Australia Confirms First Case of H5N1 in Mammal, Bird Flu Outbreak Widens", Klik untuk baca: internasional.kontan.co.id/new.

    Sumber: Reuters | Editor: Avanty Nurdiana

    SA authorities confirmed discovery on Sunday. The seal was found dead in coastal area of ​​Beachport, approximately 310 kilometers south of Adelaide.

  13. #Australia Confirms First Case of #H5N1 in #mammal Bird Flu Outbreak Widens

    Artikel ini telah tayang di Kontan.co.id dengan judul "Australia Confirms First Case of H5N1 in Mammal, Bird Flu Outbreak Widens", Klik untuk baca: internasional.kontan.co.id/new.

    Sumber: Reuters | Editor: Avanty Nurdiana

    SA authorities confirmed discovery on Sunday. The seal was found dead in coastal area of ​​Beachport, approximately 310 kilometers south of Adelaide.

  14. #Australia Confirms First Case of #H5N1 in #mammal Bird Flu Outbreak Widens

    Artikel ini telah tayang di Kontan.co.id dengan judul "Australia Confirms First Case of H5N1 in Mammal, Bird Flu Outbreak Widens", Klik untuk baca: internasional.kontan.co.id/new.

    Sumber: Reuters | Editor: Avanty Nurdiana

    SA authorities confirmed discovery on Sunday. The seal was found dead in coastal area of ​​Beachport, approximately 310 kilometers south of Adelaide.

  15. #Australia Confirms First Case of #H5N1 in #mammal Bird Flu Outbreak Widens

    Artikel ini telah tayang di Kontan.co.id dengan judul "Australia Confirms First Case of H5N1 in Mammal, Bird Flu Outbreak Widens", Klik untuk baca: internasional.kontan.co.id/new.

    Sumber: Reuters | Editor: Avanty Nurdiana

    SA authorities confirmed discovery on Sunday. The seal was found dead in coastal area of ​​Beachport, approximately 310 kilometers south of Adelaide.

  16. @jhaue
    Typical of news media these days… “Is it too late?” Why do we need more bad news? How about emphasising the *Upside* every now an then. I don’t mean that news media ought to be all bubbly or tragically optimistic, but there’s no necessity to render all news as bad events, too late, too soon, not enough of this, not enough of that, etc..

    I’m not having a good day by the looks of things… I apologise.

    #ThisIsNotJournalism #ParrotingReporter #HarbingersOfBadNews #SelfFulfillingNews #H5N1

  17. @jhaue
    Typical of news media these days… “Is it too late?” Why do we need more bad news? How about emphasising the *Upside* every now an then. I don’t mean that news media ought to be all bubbly or tragically optimistic, but there’s no necessity to render all news as bad events, too late, too soon, not enough of this, not enough of that, etc..

    I’m not having a good day by the looks of things… I apologise.

    #ThisIsNotJournalism #ParrotingReporter #HarbingersOfBadNews #SelfFulfillingNews #H5N1

  18. @jhaue
    Typical of news media these days… “Is it too late?” Why do we need more bad news? How about emphasising the *Upside* every now an then. I don’t mean that news media ought to be all bubbly or tragically optimistic, but there’s no necessity to render all news as bad events, too late, too soon, not enough of this, not enough of that, etc..

    I’m not having a good day by the looks of things… I apologise.

    #ThisIsNotJournalism #ParrotingReporter #HarbingersOfBadNews #SelfFulfillingNews #H5N1

  19. @jhaue
    Typical of news media these days… “Is it too late?” Why do we need more bad news? How about emphasising the *Upside* every now an then. I don’t mean that news media ought to be all bubbly or tragically optimistic, but there’s no necessity to render all news as bad events, too late, too soon, not enough of this, not enough of that, etc..

    I’m not having a good day by the looks of things… I apologise.

    #ThisIsNotJournalism #ParrotingReporter #HarbingersOfBadNews #SelfFulfillingNews #H5N1

  20. @jhaue
    Typical of news media these days… “Is it too late?” Why do we need more bad news? How about emphasising the *Upside* every now an then. I don’t mean that news media ought to be all bubbly or tragically optimistic, but there’s no necessity to render all news as bad events, too late, too soon, not enough of this, not enough of that, etc..

    I’m not having a good day by the looks of things… I apologise.

    #ThisIsNotJournalism #ParrotingReporter #HarbingersOfBadNews #SelfFulfillingNews #H5N1

  21. This presentation highlights the collaborative efforts between Oregon Department of Agriculture, Oregon Health Authority, Oregon Fish and Wildlife, Oregon State University, and our federal partners to perform comprehensive avian influenza surveillance in Oregon. This covers the emergence of avian influenza in Oregon, the identification of avian influenza in two pigs in the fall of 2024, active and passive
    ...
    youtube.com/watch?v=PdMPgk-DeNs

    #H5N1 #Influenza #BirdFlu #HPAI #AvianInfluenza #Zoonosis

  22. And cats have died from #H5N1 in raw food.
    # # #
    "Raw pet food (RPF) consumption has been considered a potential risk factor for ESBL/AmpC shedding in companion animals. In addition, previous studies have reported ESBL-pE within RPF..."

    dvm360.com/view/the-danger-lur

    #AMR #InfectiousDisease #Zoonosis

  23. "Effective outbreak response to zoonoses depends on strong coordination between veterinary and human health sectors. Recent events, including avian influenza outbreaks, have shown both the value of successful cross-sector collaboration and the persistent gaps that make joint responses challenging. Differences in communication, surveillance systems, ..."

    youtube.com/watch?v=TjWuRfnPoU0

    #InfectiousDisease ##Medicine #Zoonosis #PublicHealth #H5N1 #BirdFlu #AvianInfluenza #Pandemic #Influenza #HPAI

  24. So H5N1 :virus: really must be airborne?! 💨

    :questionbox: Were the birds not at other risk?
    👉 These chickens are kept at "the highest biosecurity standards." ⛓️🔒⛓️ [1]

    :questionbox: Ok but maybe humans broke the rules?
    👉 there was a "complete absence of any interaction between the companies, even through third parties involved in feed replenishment, waste disposal or the transport of carcasses to rendering plants. All farms used their own well water supplies. In addition, the employees were not allowed to keep their own poultry. Therefore, in view of the biosecurity measures in place, the possibility of human-associated secondary spread [...] can be excluded." [1]

    :questionbox: Wouldn't different caged birds 🐔 have different exposures to outside air though?
    👉 "It is noteworthy that in the affected houses, the infection and subsequent mortality started in the areas closest to the air inlets" [1]

    :questionbox: 8km long transmission though? Wouldn't that require the wind to line up just right?
    👉 temperatures were 🌡️ warm and stable, keeping between 6°C and 11 °C, and "conditions were remarkable [...] with continuous wind from the west or southwest (250-300 degrees), [...] at the highest wind speeds [...] enabling the virus to reach [downstream birds] within 13-22 min" [1]

    :questionbox: Was it even really the same disease, for sure?
    👉 "genetic identity ✔️ between the H5N1 strains in the donor and recipient farms" [1]

    :questionbox: Maybe it got in sooooome other way?
    👉 "all possible alternative routes of infection during this period were excluded by our 🕵️ field investigation." [1]

    :questionbox: but another result found no influenza in the air!
    👉 "the failure to detect IAV particles away from infected farms must not be taken as evidence of the infeasibility of windborne spread. Indeed, when sampling was correlated with careful estimation of wind direction, IAV particles were detected in air collected up to 1.5 and 2.1 km from affected farms, indicating true wind-mediated dispersal."

    5/5 🧵about [1] biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

    #H5N1 #birdFlu #influenza #fluIsAirborne #influenzaIsAirborne #windborne #windborneTransmission