Michael Coston is a journalist who focuses on reporting on infectious diseases and public health. His articles cover topics such as the spread of viruses, pandemic risks, and surveillance efforts. He provides timely and informative updates on emerging health threats and their impact on global populations.
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Michael Coston's articles predominantly focus on scientific and healthcare-related topics, particularly public health, infectious diseases, avian influenza, COVID-19, and animal diseases. His coverage heavily relies on data citations and government announcements.
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We've another indication of the eastward movement of HPAI across the nation (see Saturday's Georgia Reports 1st Commercial HPAI H5 Poultry
Yesterday the USDA updated their HPAI H5 in wild mammals list, adding 8 more cases.
By: Michael Coston
While the threat of HPAI H5N1 in livestock - and sporadic spillovers into humans - have garnered most of our bird flu attentions this past
While the Internet is often a vast wasteland of dubious information, there are credible sources out there if you look hard enough.
By: Michael Coston
Look into just about any modern medicine cabinet and you are likely to find the workhorse of over-the-counter medications – antipyretics ; fever reducers , that also reduce pain and/or inflammation.
Towards the end of the first world war French Prime Minister Clemenceau reportedly complained that generals are always preparing to fight
By: Michael Coston
Credit PAHO H5N1 Interactive Dashboard While there are good reasons to believe that some (perhaps, many) cases have gone undetected, the
By: Michael Coston
In late 2015, in Chen Hualan (et. al) - director of China's National Avian Influenza Reference Laboratory - described a new, rising swine flu threat in China.
While HPAI H5N1 has remained the dominant H5 subtype around the globe, we've recently seen inroads made by an HPAI H5N5 subtype in Canada and parts of Europe (see The Continued Expansion of HPAI H5N5
Two months ago in DEFRA: Update On HPAI Outbreaks In France
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