And any birds that are infected would likely die of their illnesses before they could produce contaminated eggs. “Dead birds don’t lay eggs,” said Dr. Gail Hansen, a veterinary public health ...

What is driving the price of eggs? The bird flu is chiefly responsible. Avian influenza — bird flu — is causing egg supply chain issues, particularly with large producers in the Midwest ...

You can not catch bird flu through safely handled and properly cooked eggs. Bird flu cases continue to spread across the country and the world, leaving many worried about their health as outbreaks ...

Eggs are becoming pricier and harder to find amid the bird flu outbreak. Bird flu is spreading across the United States, causing egg prices to soar and availability to plummet. Cases of bird flu ...

A mostly-white Red-tailed Hawk was found on Thursday caught in chicken wire on the homeowners' property after it had been ...

At this point, experts say it’s unlikely that an egg contaminated with bird flu would make it to grocery stores. Federal regulations require that commercially packaged eggs be washed and ...

If you can get your hands on a carton of eggs amidst recent shortages caused by the outbreak of the H5N1 virus, commonly referred to as bird flu, you might wonder if they’re safe to eat right now.

Bird flu continues to spread among some of the country’s largest egg production facilities, raising questions about egg safety. Proper cooking eliminates any potential risk from eggs.

The Waffle House restaurant chain is putting a 50 cent per egg surcharge in place temporarily due to the biggest bird flu outbreak ... The average price per dozen eggs nationwide hit $4.15 in ...