The bird flu virus remains a wild card that continues to threaten U.S. poultry and egg supplies while upping the ante with risk to human health.

Experts at Kansas State University’s Beef Cattle Institute discuss cattle herpes diagnostic signs as wells as prevention ...

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Mad cow disease confirmed on Essex farm - The animal has been humanely culled and there is no risk to public or food safety ...

Soon, there were more sick cattle in neighboring states ... who have largely had mild symptoms. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the virus still poses a low risk to the general ...

It can take scientists up to six months to diagnose infected cattle through a laboratory culture ... infected within the first few months of life, although the disease does not display symptoms until ...

Moving cattle during the FMD outbreak is illegal under the Animal Disease Act ... Van Wyk said any suspicious clinical symptoms—including excessive salivation, blisters in the mouth, limping ...

At least four cattle ... mild symptoms, like pink eye and fever, in humans infected after contact with sick cows. Research suggests that B3.13 is less likely to result in severe disease for ...

The bird flu has spread through dairy cattle ... Symptoms can be severe: shortness of breath, high fever (100 degrees or higher), pneumonia (requiring hospitalization) and severe repertory disease.

Symptoms of therileriosis include anemia ... Animals that recuperate will most likely become carriers of the disease and can infect other cattle. Therileriosis can be fatal in livestock.

Clinical signs vary depending on the animal but symptoms in cattle ... suffered major outbreaks of the disease in 2001 and 2007, leading to millions of pigs, cattle and sheep being slaughtered ...