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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By: Michael Coston
While our attentions are often centered on viral illnesses like influenza and COVID, they are far from the only global public health threats on the horizon.
Last Friday, California reported H5N1 had been confirmed in 294 dairies see screenshot below) , along with reporting human cases ( presumed
In less than a month Canada's Food Inspection Agency ( CFIA ) has identified 45 HPAI H5 poultry outbreaks, with all but 4 of those coming from British Columbia.
Late yesterday the CDC published a lengthy update on HPAI H5, including a summary of the latest laboratory findings (see below).
Over the weekend California announced the first known detection of clade Ib Mpox in the United States, making the U.S. the 6th non-African nation to report an imported case since this emerging virus was
Much like we're seeing in British Columbia , and in Europe , reports of HPAI outbreaks in commercial poultry operations have increased
On Friday the in the state in what they described as ' . . . a backyard flock of various birds in Central O‘ahu '. Yesterday the USDA released the following statement
By: Michael Coston
Although seasonal flu can occasionally cause neurological symptoms (see 2018's it is relatively rare phenomenon, and usually only results in mild, and transient symptoms.
By: Michael Coston
On Monday, California announced another 41 infected cow herds , bringing their total to . Today, just 3 days later, that number has jumped again by , bringing them to infected herds and the nation to 612.
Last week Hawaii - which until now had never reported HPAI H5 - discovered and a few days later, detected an outbreak in captive wild birds on the island of Oahu.
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