So, the CDC says if eggs are cooked properly, they are safe to eat. This means cooking eggs to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit, which kills bacteria and viruses, including bird flu.

This flu can be fatal to flocks of birds so it is important that owners use safe practices when handling poultry.

Use Protective Gear – If you work in poultry farming or handle birds, wear gloves, masks, and other protective clothing to ...

Ohio is leading the nation with bird flu cases in poultry. What does this mean for egg prices, and can you raise your own ...

So far, no backyard chickens have tested positive for bird flu in San Diego County, but veterinarians say it can easily spread.

One Pittsburgh-area farm is taking extra precautions to protect its flock. From the roosters crowing to the hens clucking, it ...

Although the illness is mostly contracted among aquatic birds like geese, wild ducks and domestic poultry (turkeys and chickens), your pets can get the bird flu, too. Here’s what the CDC says ...

EXPERTS SAY PEOPLE WHO RAISE THEIR OWN CHICKENS NEED TO BE ON ... testing all milk in the country for bird flu. Wu stresses that you’re fine to keep eating eggs, dairy, and poultry as long ...

Maple Meadow Farm in Salisbury is just one of the many places that help bring eggs to store shelves around Vermont, but ...

Bird flu continues to spread across the United States and behave ... contracted the infectious disease from exposure to wild birds and a backyard flock of chickens, the Louisiana Department of Health ...