Bird Flu Panic: Scare Tactics or Real Threat? Hall-of-fame fear headline: “Bird flu could be the most deadly thing since COVID.” But the facts from today’s interview tell a different story — no human-to-human transmission, mild symptoms, and every U.S. case successfully treated with Tamiflu. So why the panic push? Learn what actually matters — and how to protect yourself. Support independent research: mcculloughfnd.org Credit: Steve Gruber Show @SteveGruberShow | @twc_health #MedicalFreedom | Mc

Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Kerala are fighting both Covid-19 and a bird flu scare. Bird flu, also called avian influenza (H5N1), is a viral disease that can spread from one bird to other birds and animals. After samples of dead birds in Rajasthan confirmed bird flu, some other states have sounded an alert to tackle the spread. | NDTV

#Poultry and other captive birds in England can be let outside from 15 May 2025 unless you are in a 3km Protection or Captive Bird Monitoring (Controlled) Zone. The Avian Influenza Prevention Zone remains in place. There are some vital preparations you must take before releasing your birds outside. See the Animal and Plant Health Agency press notice for full details: https://orlo.uk/kL1sP | Lancashire County Council