Bird flu devastated this duck farm — now it’s making a comeback - Doug Corwin worries he won't be able to weather another ...

Importing live poultry and hatching eggs to Guam is now banned due to the increase of cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the United States. The Guam Department of Agriculture Animal ...

Guam has now also banned poultry from Hawaii due to recent reports of highly pathogenic avian influenza, HPAI, cases now detected in Hawaii. The Guam Department of Agriculture’s Animal Health ...

The USDA is investing $1 billion to fight bird flu, including financial relief for affected farmers. But the bird flu is still certain to have a wider impact beyond the agricultural sector.

If you don’t see a lot of Easter eggs this weekend, it could be because of rationing and high prices. Today, we look at eggs and the rise of avian flu that began in 2023. According to the U.S ...

The Easter Egg Roll comes at a difficult time for farmers. An avian flu outbreak has led to the loss of more than 30 million birds this year, reducing the supply of eggs and raising prices. “Our egg ...

Hawaii fared better than most of the U.S., which recorded more than 1.2 million American deaths due to COVID-19. In Hawaii the death toll as of Wednesday stood at 2,276 — 2,217 Hawaii residents ...

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza is a type of influenza that mainly affects birds, though it can be spread to other animals, such as cattle and other species. Humans are also susceptible to HPAI.

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza is a type of influenza that mainly affects birds, though it can be spread to other animals, such as cattle and other species. Humans are also susceptible to HPAI.

Residents who develop symptoms of avian influenza after exposure to sick birds or other wildlife should contact the DOH disease reporting line at 808-586-4586 for further guidance. See more ...

Hawaii first detected and confirmed H5N1, or highly pathogenic avian influenza in a backyard flock of waterfowl at Susie’s Duck Sanctuary in Wahiawa in mid-November.

The risk of felines developing bird flu infections remains relatively low. As of Jan. 31, 2025, 150 wild and domestic cats have been detected with the disease since 2022, according to an analysis ...