U.S. Considers Vaccinating Chickens Amid Bird Flu Outbreak

The largest outbreak of avian influenza in U.S. history has driven up egg prices and raised concerns about a human pandemic, though C.D.C. experts say the risk of that is low.

Related Keywords

United States ,World Health Organization ,Al Qahirah ,Egypt ,New York ,Australia ,Cambodia ,Washington ,White House ,District Of Columbia ,China ,Vietnam ,Republic Of ,Turkey ,America ,Joel Brandenberger ,Tim Uyeki ,Robertg Webster ,Garrett Wilkinson ,James Krellenstein ,Erica Spackman ,Amy Hagerman ,Carol Cardona ,Leslie Sims ,Mike Stepien ,Agriculture Department ,Emory University ,Partners In Health ,Department Of Health ,University Of Minnesota ,National Turkey Federation ,Oklahoma State University ,Centers For Disease ,National Chicken Council ,Human Services ,Jude Children Research Hospital ,Jude Children Research Hospital In Memphis ,Agricultural Research Service ,New York Times ,Global Health Strategies ,Disease Control ,World Health ,Jude Children ,Research Hospital ,President Biden ,Know About Avian ,Oklahoma State ,Tom Super ,National Turkey ,Bird Flu ,Chickens ,Vaccines Immunization ,Agriculture ,International Trade ,Birds ,Poultry ,Eggs ,Joe Biden ,Us Politics ,