Bird Flu

Six Cases of Bird Flu Reported in China, One Fatality

By Nash Jenkins

Bird Flu Pushes U.S. to Import European Egg Products

By Sarah Begley

The Surprising Reason Your Eggs Will Cost More

By Chris Matthews / Fortune

Nebraska Orders State of Emergency Over Bird Flu

By Kevin McSpadden
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Everything You Want to Know About the Bird Flu Outbreak

More than 30 million birds have been culled so far

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Iowa Declares State of Emergency Over Bird Flu

"While the avian influenza outbreak does not pose a risk to humans, we are taking the matter very seriously," the governor said on Friday.

By Noah Rayman

5 Million Iowa Hens to Be Euthanized After Bird Flu Found

It's the second recent outbreak in the state

By Sarah Begley

U.S. Bird Flu Outbreak May Last a 'Few Years'

No quick end to the outbreak

By Sabrina Toppa

Japan Orders Chicken Cull

It's the second time in two weeks

By Per Liljas

Japan Slaughters 4,000 Chickens Amid Bird-Flu Outbreak

Poultry culled and affected farms quarantined

By Rishi Iyengar

Bird Flu: Dutch to Kill 50,000 More Chickens

That puts the number of culled birds at 300,000 in the Netherlands

By Alexandra Sifferlin

TIME's Best Pictures of the Week

From a dramatic snowstorm in Buffalo, N.Y. and the slaying of worshipers in a Jerusalem synagogue to Obama’s immigration plan and the murder of Honduras’ beauty queen, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By TIME Staff

Egypt Sees Second Bird Flu Death in Two Days

30-year-old woman had contact with infected birds

By Sam Frizell

The New Bird Flu Outbreak: Should You Worry?

So far, bird flu cases in Europe have been identified as the H5N8 strain

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Bird Flu Returns: What Past Outbreaks Can Teach Us

As bird flu rears its head once again, take a look at TIME's past coverage of the virus

By Bryan Walsh

Ebola Should Change How We Fund Drugs for Emerging Disease

"The big pharma companies are not in the business of charity"

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Solving the Mystery Flu That Killed 50 Million People

Researchers have wondered for decades why the 1918 flu disproportionately killed so many young people, but a new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests the answers are in the pattern of past flu infections

By Bryan Walsh

Pictures of the Week: April 12 - April 19

From the Boston marathon bombing and Margaret Thatcher's funeral to the bird flu outbreak in China and the lighter side of North Korea, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Phil Bicker

Pictures of the Week: April 5 - April 12

From Margaret Thatcher's death and a 24 hour vigil for victims of gun violence to elections in Venezuela and the world's biggest Pope statue, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Phil Bicker

Pictures of the Week: October 12 - 19

From Space Shuttle Endeavour's Los Angeles street journey and the second presidential debate to the world's highest freefall and a pair of painted camels in Pakistan, TIME presents the best photographs of the week.

By TIME Photo Department
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