NWHC In The News

This page lists news stories that mention the National Wildlife Health Center.

• 05/21/2013: $3K reward for whooping crane killer in Louisiana, Associated Press
• 05/17/2013: Badger ammo plant salamanders stay youthful, but have virus, Wisconsin State Journal
• 05/16/2013: What If There Is No Happy Ending? Science Communication as a Path to Change, Scientific American
• 04/22/2013: Tracking bird flu: US wildlife workers on the front line against deadly strains, NBC News
• 03/14/2013: Officials: Emaciation cause of Tundra swans deaths, Juneau Empire
• 03/13/2013: More Accurate, Sensitive DNA Test Allows Early Detection Of Fatal Fungus In Bats, TheChattanoogan.com
• 02/28/2013: Fatal bat disease spreads to Illinois, State Journal-Register
• 02/15/2013: White-nose syndrome confirmed in bat at Onondaga Cave inCrawford County, The Rolla Daily News
• 02/15/2013: A Bat Fungus on the March, The New York Times
• 01/23/2013: Erratic bat behavior at Great Smoky park may be linked to lethal syndrome, The Washington Post
• 01/11/2013: DNR asks public to clean bird feeders, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• 12/18/2012: White Nose Syndrome In Bats Could Yield Clues About AIDS, POPSCI
• 12/17/2012: Bad News for Bats: Deadly Fungus Persists in Caves, Science Daily
• 11/30/2012: Immune disease an added blow to fungus-ridden bat populations, Science News
• 11/27/2012: In Hawaii, a coral reef infection has biologists alarmed, Los Angeles Times
• 11/24/2012: W.Va. turtle die-off linked to ranavirus disease, Charleston Gazette
• 11/23/2012: USGS: Outbreak of coral disease is an epidemic, San Franciso Chronicle
• 11/19/2012: The CDC for Wildlife, JAVMA
• 11/17/2012: Chronic Wasting Disease Experts Unsure of Implications in Adams, The Patriot-News
• 10/31/2012: Emmet man hospitalized with West Nile virus, Messenger Index