Avian Flu Outbreak

Avian Flu Outbreak refers to the occurrence of a highly infectious disease caused by influenza viruses that primarily affect birds, particularly wild and domestic poultry. This disease is characterized by significant mortality rates among infected birds and can also pose a risk to human health, especially if the virus mutates to allow for efficient transmission between people. Avian flu, or bird flu, is often associated with outbreaks when the virus spreads rapidly within bird populations, causing concerns for animal health, agriculture, and potential zoonotic transmission to humans. Monitoring and controlling avian flu outbreaks is crucial for preventing widescale impacts on poultry production and public health.