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[Bird Flu (Avian Influenza) News] SPRINGFIELD The Illinois Department of Natural Resources again this fall is participating in the national surveillance effort for highly pathogenic avian influenza by collecting samples from hunter-harvested .
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[Treevolution] Animal-human diseases that may spread in a warming world: Avian influenza: A strain of the disease - H5N1 - has proven deadly to domestic and wild birds, as well as humans, and has the potential to evolve into a strain that can spread from human to human. The movement of H5N1 from region to region appears to be largely driven by the trade in poultry, but changes in climate such as severe winter storms and droughts can disrupt the movements of wild birds bringing them into greater contact with domestic bird populations.
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[Avian Flu Talk] General Discussion : Mosquitoes Found To Carry H5N1: Blood-engorgedmosquitoes were collected at poultry farms during an outbreak of highlypathogenic avian influenza in Central Thailand during October 2005.These mosquitoes tested positive for H5N1 virus by reversetranscription-polymerase .
[The Thinking Blog] Viruses, Germs, and Climate Change: WCS's Global Health Programs currently leads an internationalconsortium that helps to monitor the movements of avian influenzathrough wild bird populations around the world. The GAINS program(Global Avian Influenza Network for Surveillance) was created in 2006with support from the United States Agency for InternationalDevelopment (USAID) and now involves dozens of private and publicpartners that monitor wild bird populations for avian influenza aroundthe world.
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[Baraza] The “Deadly Dozen”: Climate change, wildlife and disease: For instance, WCS says that “avian influenza and several other livestock diseases that have reemerged since the mid-1990s have caused an estimated $100 billion in losses to the global economy.”
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[NDS RSS] (DEFRA) Changes to GB wild bird survey for Avian Influenza: Birds shot as part of normal wildfowling activities will not be sampled because the extended warden patrols will provide the coverage required. Other methods of sampling, including sampling of shot birds may still be used if needed in future, for example if a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in wild birds resulted in a Wild Bird Control Area being declared.
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[Epidemiology and Infection - First View articles] Avian influenza viruses detected by surveillance of waterfowl in ...: Raleigh, Central Veterinary Research Laboratory, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Laboratories, Backweston Campus, Stacumny Lane, Celbridge, Co. Kildare, Ireland.
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[medicalgeek] Climate Change Likely To Spread "Deadly Dozen" Diseases: One example of a global monitoring scheme is the GAINS program (Global Avian Influenza Network for Surveillance) that was created in 2006 with support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). Through GAINS, the WCS leads an international consortium to monitor the progress of avian flu through wild bird populations.
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[The Official google.org blog] Managing the Deadly Dozen: transforming public health to "One Health": Managing the health implications of these systematic changes such as WCS’s Deadly Dozen will require the conceptual leap of transforming our public health infrastructure to a one health infrastructure.
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[Noas Blog] United States Versus Bird Flu: With these worries in mind, the United States have closely followed the situation and with general fears that the disease could spread to their territory as well, federal and local authorities have been handed over a plan to prevent and be ready to deal with a possible avian influenza outbreak in the country. It is not clear if and when this will happen, but one can look to previous experiences and other events for clues as to how serious the threat really is for the American country.
[Medicine News Blog Online febu.info] Disease warning on climate change: It operates the Global Avian Influenza Network for Surveillance (Gains) project, which is funded by US government agencies.
[One Woman. One Blog.] Some Simple Truths As Canadians Head to the Polls: The same November 2007 Cabinet decision that handed self-inspection to the owners of meat plants did the same for operators of animal feed mills and cut back the avian influenza preparedness program. Yet bad animal feed led to the epidemic of bovinespongiform encephalitis (mad cow disease), and in an influenza pandemic tens of thousands of Canadians may die.
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[THE PUBLIC HEALTH BLOG] Disease Surveillance 2.0: In our first class meeting we considered the contributions of some leading social theorists (Michel Foucault, Ulrich Beck and Anthony Giddens) to the study of communication and public health.
[Business blog] New Zealand: Worries Over Low Pathogenic Bird Flu Discovery: On Wednesday we learned that New Zealand researchers had discovered through routine surveillance that two wild bird samples (out of more than 1200 taken) in their country tested positive for LPAI (Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza) H5N1.
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