Bird flu

Bird flu is rare in humans, but it can be serious or even deadly.placeholder image

Should we be worried about bird flu as human case found in UK?

The outbreak was discovered on a farm near Wooler. (Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)placeholder image

How worried should we be about bird flu as US reports first death?

A teenager has been hospitalised after contracting bird flu, in the first suspected case found in the country. placeholder image

Symptoms of bird flu you need to be aware of after 'rare' human case

Tesco logo. (Pic credit: Daniel Leal / AFP via Getty Images)placeholder image

Tesco makes major rule change on popular product across all stores

Two poultry workers in England have tested positive for bird flu, although there are no signs of human-to-human transmission, the UK Health and Security Agency (UKHSA) has said.placeholder image

Two poultry workers infected with bird flu, UK officials confirm

British free range eggs were taken off shelves due to the bird flu outbreak (image: AFP/Getty Images)placeholder image

Bird flu: Free range eggs return as restrictions ease

A 56-year-old woman from the Guangdong province in China is the first recorded human casualty from the H3N8 bird flu.placeholder image

China reports first human H3N8 bird flu death, according to WHO

Avian flu have been spotted in mammals such as minks.placeholder image

WHO warns bird flu could become next global pandemic

An egg shortage is possible for the coming weeksplaceholder image

Farmers warn of British egg shortage for Christmas

Avian flu has been detected in wild birds in the UK placeholder image

Bird flu confirmed in Birmingham after a bird dies in the city

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