In the heart of Michigan's agricultural landscape, dairy farmers are grappling with an invisible yet formidable foe: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), a viral infection that has disrupted operations and threatened both animal and economic health. First detected on a Michigan dairy farm on
In a remarkable and deeply concerning case that has gripped the attention of medical researchers and public health experts alike, a 41-year-old man with advanced, untreated HIV carried a SARS-CoV-2 infection for an unprecedented 776 days. This extraordinary duration, detailed in a study recently
The rapid convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and biological sciences marks a new era of transformative technological advancements, with the lines between organic and artificial systems becoming increasingly intertwined. This evolution challenges traditional concepts of AI, moving beyond
In the evolving landscape of cattle agricultural enterprises, ensuring livestock health through tailored biosecurity strategies is a vital component of successful operations. The diversity of cattle operations leads to varying levels of risk and distinct control points, highlighting the importance
In the rapidly changing landscape of global security, the biodefense industry stands as a critical player, responding to increased threats of bioterrorism and infectious diseases. Governments worldwide are ramping up investments and developing policies to enhance emergency preparedness and
The University of Michigan finds itself in the spotlight as it reviews its internal policies in response to alarming incidents involving biohazardous materials. Recently, two Chinese nationals affiliated with the institution were arrested for attempting to smuggle these materials into the United