A new coronavirus discovered in bats in Brazil has been found to share similarities with the deadly Mers virus but its risk to humans remains unclear, scientists say. Researchers from São Paulo and ...

Despite a sharp drop in wholesale egg prices, Agriculture Sec. Brooke Rollins warned consumers may not see lower prices in ...

Scientists in Brazil discovered a novel coronavirus in bats that closely resembles the MERS-CoV virus. Continuous surveillance is essential to monitor these viruses to understand their potential risk ...

The Trump administration is promoting egg imports from Turkey, Brazil, and South Korea, and has asked Europe to send more.

Scientists have found a new coronavirus in bats in Brazil with strong similarities to Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) which has killed approximately a third of people who have contracted the v ...

Since it was first identified in 2012, the World Health Organization (WHO) says there have been a total of 2,618 confirmed ...

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The new virus discovered in Brazil has a genetic sequence that's about 72 per cent similar to the MERS genome, scientists say. Specifically, its spike protein shares 71.74 per cent similarity with ...

The new bat coronavirus was discovered in Brazil and has a spike protein that is 72% similar to the one found in the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) virus ...

However, Brazil is affected by Newcastle disease, a virus that often kills poultry, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said, and the country cannot supply the U.S. with eggs for sale in grocery ...

However, Brazil is affected by Newcastle disease, a virus that often kills poultry, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said, and the country cannot supply the U.S. with eggs for sale in grocery ...