Youri Benadjaoud is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. He writes for ABC Network News, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo News. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK. Youri covers a wide range of topics, including respiratory illnesses, mental health, COVID-19, and public health issues.
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Youri's coverage predominantly focuses on healthcare and scientific topics, particularly on COVID-19, health issues, vaccines, variants, and the CDC. He heavily relies on citing data from reputable sources and government announcements to support his articles.
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By: Youri Benadjaoud
People who are recovering from COVID-19 no longer need to remain isolated for five days after symptoms end, according to new guidance from the CDC.
By: Youri Benadjaoud
People who are recovering from COVID-19 no longer need to remain isolated for five days after symptoms end, according to new guidance from the U.S.
By: Youri Benadjaoud
Mpox cases are on the rise in the U.S., increasing to almost double what they were at the same time last year, according to new CDC data.
By: Youri Benadjaoud
Mpox cases are on the rise, who's eligible for a vaccine according to the CDC.
Human infections with H5N1 virus are rare, according to the CDC.
By: Youri Benadjaoud
A CDC official told ABC News they are taking seriously dairy cows being infected in at least 11 farms and, most recently, a human dairy farmer in Texas.
Bird flu, also known as highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus, was first detected in 1996 among birds in China, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. One year later, an outbreak occurred in Hong Kong that resulted in 18 human cases, including 6 deaths, after the people were infected directly by birds.
By: Youri Benadjaoud
Bird flu outbreak poses no risk to safety of America’s food supply, say experts, especially if the foods are prepared properly.
Amid an outbreak of bird flu, also known as the H5N1 virus, in poultry and cattle, there is no risk of humans getting sick from America's food supply, if meat is cooked and milk is pasteurized, according to federal agencies and veterinarians that spoke to ABC News.
By: Mary Kekatos, Youri Benadjaoud
After inactive bird flu fragments were found in milk samples, here's everything you need to know about the recent bird flu outbreak.
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