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Dairy cows infected with #H5N1 have generally had mild, non-life-threatening symptoms. However, as Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH explains, severity of symptoms has varied by species. We don't yet know if it could become more severe in humans. Watch full webinar at: spr.ly/6011eoIQx

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Yesterday Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, Dr. John Connor, Jessica Leibler, Lauren Sauer, Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH, & Alessandro Vespignani discussed what measures still need to be taken to limit the spread of #H5N1 & what is currently known about this virus. Watch the full webinar recording here: youtu.be/o1vJV8BeK-g

Yesterday <a href="/BhadeliaMD/">Dr. Nahid Bhadelia</a>, Dr. John Connor, <a href="/JessicaLeibler/">Jessica Leibler</a>, <a href="/sauer929/">Lauren Sauer</a>, <a href="/KayokoShioda/">Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH</a>, &amp; <a href="/alexvespi/">Alessandro  Vespignani</a> discussed what measures still need to be taken to limit the spread of #H5N1 &amp; what is currently known about this virus.
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She adds however, that general population pet owners who keep their cats indoors do not have significant reason to be concerned about their pets contracting H5N1. As always, pets allowed outdoors should not be allowed near dead wildlife. Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH

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In farms where many types of animals are in frequent contact, #H5N1 has more opportunities to spread species to species. On dairy farms, barn cats have been found to contract H5N1 & display similar symptoms as infected cows, explains Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH.

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Have questions? Join us tomorrow for a conversation w/ CEID faculty and other colleagues: John Connor NEIDL, Alessandro Vespignani, Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH, Jessica Leibler as we look at the dairy farm outbreaks from epi, animal/human health, worker safety & research perspective. Tomorrow at 10!

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This week Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH & Laura White led a thought-provoking discussion w/ Alessandro Vespignani, Dr. Caroline Buckee, & Larry Madoff on the applications of data science in infectious disease prevention, & how training of future public health practitioners must adapt. spr.ly/6019jTNuv

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Join me, CEID Faculty Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH Boston University School of Public Health, John Connor NEIDL, as well as Alessandro Vespignani Northeastern U. in a little under two weeks to have conversation about the state of science and public health response, and ask us all the questions on your mind about #H5N1! Register below.

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CEID Climate Change & One Health core co-lead Dr. Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH speaking Office of Research, Boston University Research on Tap: Climate Change and Infectious Diseases about her work modeling pathogen transmission from chickens as livestock in Mozambique.

CEID Climate Change &amp; One Health core co-lead Dr. <a href="/KayokoShioda/">Kayoko Shioda, PhD, DVM, MPH</a> speaking <a href="/BostonUResearch/">Office of Research, Boston University</a> Research on Tap: Climate Change and Infectious Diseases about her work modeling pathogen transmission from chickens as livestock in Mozambique.