Cat owners told to keep pets indoors, be mindful of their food

Officials in two towns closed parks after dead geese tested positive

Interview: Dr. Amar Patil, NJ state veterinarian

Avian flu is killing birds nationwide, driving up costs

Bird flu not yet reported in New Jersey’s dairy cattle or poultry

NJ officials ask live bird markets to clean and disinfect

Since late December, more than 140 wild geese in NJ sick or dead likely from avian influenza

Health experts caution against consumption of raw milk by humans and pets

No cases of bird flu have been reported in New Jersey among humans or animals

Interview: Dr. Amar Patil, New Jersey state veterinarian

The last outbreak of the avian flu was identified in June 2015 and resulted in the depopulation of 7.5 million turkeys. It's caused a spike ...

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The chemicals block the ability of the flu virus to replicate in cells. The goal is to develop medicines that fight much-feared pandemic influenza outbreaks.