H5N1 bird flu virus is infectious in raw milk cheese for months, posing risk to public health, study shows
Raw cheese made with milk from dairy cattle infected with bird flu can harbor infectious virus for months and may be a risk ...
The Healthy @Reader's Digest on MSN5d
Bird Flu “Has Been Shown To Persist” in This Type of Cheese, Say Virologists in New Study
A scientist team also determined a possible timeframe for how long it can survive. Here are a few types to watch out for.
Dairy Reporter5d
A ton of milk per cow lost in bird flu-stricken herd – study
The costly financial and milk production consequences of H5N1 infections in US dairy have been laid bare in new research ...
Well+Good2d
New Research Suggests Bird Flu Can Survive in Some Cheeses
The current outbreak of avian flu (HPAI H5N1 ... can survive in raw (unpasteurized) dairy products like milk, yogurt, and soft cheeses, a new study from Cornell University suggests the virus ...
CIDRAP9d
H5N1 dairy cow study finds sustained milk production drop, extensive transmission across herd
In outbreak developments, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) ...
New York State enhances milk supply surveillance amid avian flu concerns
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets announced a collaborative effort with federal partners to develop an ...
WBNG3d
NY Agriculture Dept. developing surveillance strategy for detecting avian influenza in cheeses
The research suggested that avian influenza may survive the 60-day aging process in some cheeses made with raw milk ...
North Country Public Radio12d
Bird flu is in the North Country. Here's what we know about the disease
Cornell University has created the Avian Flu Resource Center to compile up-to-date information about avian flu in wildlife, ...