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Rare case of human plague identified in Oregon, likely spread by pet cat, health officials say
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New Mexico man dies from bubonic plague, marking state's first death from disease since 2020 bubonic plague , marking state's first death from disease since 2020 ...
The bubonic plague is still around in 2024. How is that possible? bubonic plague is still around in 2024. How is that possible? ...
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Oregon’s first case of human bubonic plague since 2015 likely came from pet cat, officials say bubonic plague since 2015 likely came from pet cat, officials say ...
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