Checking in with PHHP’s AI faculty
Since 2021, UF has hired more than 100 new faculty to increase education and research in AI. UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions is home to nine of them.
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Environmental And Global Health
Fact-Check: Backyard chickens aren’t safe from bird flu
Dr. Benjamin Anderson talks to Sentient about risks and necessary precautions for protecting humans and backyard flocks.
People can give their cats bird flu, CDC study suggests
Dr. Benjamin Anderson talks with USA Today about the challenges in the U.S. response to bird flu.
Is now the time to really worry about bird flu?
Dr. Benjamin Anderson talks with Everyday Health about the public's risk level.
2nd bird flu virus detected in western US. What does this mean for prevention?
Dr. Benjamin Anderson tells ABC News this is evidence the virus is adapting.
Can you get bird flu from eggs? Here are the answers to all your pressing questions.
Dr. Benjamin Anderson discusses food supply safety with National Geographic.
USDA confirms new strain of avian flu in dairy cattle
The predominant genotype of avian flu circulating in migratory birds, called D1.1, was responsible for an outbreak at a dairy farm in Nevada.
D.C. is America’s loneliest city. Can 1,000 robotic pets help?
Dr. Jennifer Applebaum speaks to the Washington Post about how pets may alleviate owners' stress.
UF expert answers questions about local risk of bird flu
Risk to the public is low, but taking precautions now can prevent the virus from spreading in the future.
The first US bird flu death is a stark warning
Dr. Benjamin Anderson talks to Wired about bird flu in the wake of the death of a Louisiana resident.