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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Human H5 Case Reports past 6 years The ECDC publishes a highly detailed avian influenza surveillance report roughly every 3 months, and
By: Michael Coston
Today FAO/WHO/WOAH released an updated assessment of the threat posed by HPAI H5, and while they currently gauge the public health impact of such infections globally as minor , a couple of caveats are in order.
By: Michael Coston
The post-Thanksgiving bounce in seasonal flu is readily apparent from the above graphic, with the CDC estimating nearly 2 million illnesses, and 1,000 deaths, already this fall.
As mentioned eighteen hours ago in CDC FluView Week #50: Seasonal Flu Rising - 3 Confirmed & 1 Probable H5 Cases For the Week , the CDC's official
Credit - LA County H5 Bird Flu in Animals On Thursday, in we learned of a second household where HPAI H5 was suspected in the infection, and deaths, of cats in Los Angeles.
By: Michael Coston
Last August, in Something Winged This Way Comes , we discussed our ' knowledge gap' of what evolutionary changes might have occurred over the summer
CDC Infographic Although nature never sleeps, public health reporting from government agencies and news sources tend to slow markedly over the holidays.
It's been just over 2 weeks since our last review (see of recent HPAI milestones, and if anything the pace of new developments has quickened.
Late yesterday two different California counties (Los Angeles & Stanislaus reported their first human H5 infections. Both, however, have reported the virus Stanislaus) and (Los Angeles).
Credit FWS.GOV The expected return of HPAI H5 viruses this fall is expected to pose its biggest threat to commercial poultry
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