The so-called 'zombie disease' in deer has not led to infections in humans but scientists warn chronic wasting disease is a 'slow-moving disaster' ...

Chronic Wasting Disease is a contagious, fatal disease that is becoming more prevalent in US wild deer populations.

Thus, the “zombie” moniker. The flood of zombie deer stories based on the recent research paper added a significant new wrinkle to the familiar horror story: zombie deer are now infecting humans.

What the police saw was a deer suffering from a disease called epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD.

The discovery of Yellowstone National Park’s first case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) last month has raised concerns that the fatal brain disease may someday spread to humans, according to ...

More than half of states have identified cases of chronic wasting disease, sometimes called "zombie deer disease," a fatal neurologic disease among animals. Kentucky became the latest state to ...

A deadly condition nicknamed "zombie deer disease" has spread even further across North America, with fears that the disease may soon jump from animal to people.

Scientists are raising concerns that a fatal brain disease in deer, elk, reindeer and moose may someday spread to humans following Yellowstone National Park's first case of the disease.

Yellowstone National Park ‘s first case of “zombie deer disease ’ was confirmed at on Tuesday — a horrific illness that gradually shuts down the deer’s body. The National Park Service ...

The infected deer were found in Madera and Inyo counties. The CDFW said the disparate locations of these detections indicate the disease has likely been present in California for some time.

Zombie deer disease has struck another deer in Georgia and wildlife officials urge hunters to be vigilant.