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Our response to the Avian Flu must extend beyond borders - Guyana Chronicle
By Beth Bechdol and Maximo Torero AVIAN influenza is sweeping through the Americas—devastating poultry farms, disrupting trade, threatening wildlife, and infecting humans. This crisis is no longer confined to agriculture. It is a test of our collective readiness for transboundary health emergencies. Since 2022, over 4,700 outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) have been […]
Op-Ed: Avian Flu Doesn’t Respect Borders. Neither Should Our Response
Last Updated on Friday, 16 May 2025, 10:38 by Denis Chabrol by Beth Bechdol, Deputy Director-General, FAO, Rome, Italy/ Maximo Torero, Regional Representative ad interim for Latin America and the Caribbean Avian influenza is sweeping through the Americas—devastating poultry farms, disrupting trade, threatening wildlife, and infecting humans. This crisis is no longer confined to agriculture. ...
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