Once bird flu crosses the line into efficient human-to-human spread, new modelling suggests the window to contain it could ...

Indian scientists used an AI model to predict how bird flu (H5N1) could spread from birds to humans. The study shows that ...

The next pandemic may be caused by the A(H3N2) (also known as Hong Kong flu) or A(H5N1) (avian flu) subtypes of the influenza ...

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Last month, the US reported its first ever case - and death - from H5N5 bird flu, a strain of the virus never detected in ...

After starting the year with its first known bird flu death, the US expanded its efforts to contain the virus, which enabled ...

New simulations by Indian researchers show how a human outbreak could unfold—and highlight the importance of early detection and calibrated public health responses ...

Indian researchers through real-world data and computer simulations show how a single bird-to-human infection could spiral ...

Bird flu isn’t spreading among humans yet but scientists say missing the first few cases of H5N1 could make all the difference ...

Long confined to birds, avian flu is increasingly showing signs it could infect humans. Studies from Cambridge, Glasgow and Ashoka University warn H5N1 can adapt, spread, and escalate rapidly.

The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), a public-private partnership, is providing up to $54.3 million in ...

Learn about a new simulation that shows human-to-human transmission of H5N1 will become uncontainable if we miss the narrow ...