Sean Dooley
Australian writer
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Delaware is not exempt from cyclospora activity this season,
- Delaware Department of Health and Social Services Chief of Public Affairs Sean Dooley told NewsweekNewsweeknewsweek.com/cyclospora/outbre…
There is such a large population of silver gulls, and they move into other habitats. They could be the vector that takes bird flu inland,
When people think of a seagull, they're almost always thinking of the silver gull,
They're very common, and primarily they are coastal, but they do come inland and can turn up in Lake Eyre following floods,
Now that has been heavily tinged because probably among those were birds carrying H5N1,
There is such a large population of silver gulls, and they move into other habitats. They could be the vector that takes bird flu inland,
- says DooleyGuardiantheguardian.com/world/2026…
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Recalled Lettuce Is off Shelves. Why Are Cyclospora Cases Still Rising?
Newsweeknewsweek.com/recalled/lettuce…USDA cyclospora research projects shelved amid funding cuts and relocations
Politicopolitico.com/news/2026…The surge coincides with the discontinuation of several U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) research projects following funding cuts, raising concerns among scientists about the future of tracking and mitigating foodborne illnesses
Newsweeknewsweek.com/cyclospora/outbre…Australia warns H5N1 likely to spread after first mass mortality episode
Aljazeeraaljazeera.com/news/2026…Bird flu has become established on the Australian mainland, with the federal government confirming that dozens of greater crested terns at Boudin Rocks off Cape Jaffa in South Australia have tested positive for the H5NI, which has killed more than 300 million animals around the world
WAtodaywatoday.com.au/environment/con…South Australia investigates mass tern deaths amid suspected H5 bird flu
XinhuaNetenglish.news.cn/20260801/e8ad2…South Australia also reported three suspected positive cases in other greater crested terns, including one inland at Monarto, suggesting the disease has begun moving away from the coast
Guardiantheguardian.com/world/2026…