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US monitoring suspected fatal pneumonic plague case in Russia, State Department official says

US monitoring suspected fatal pneumonic plague case in Russia

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Almost 200 people have been hospitalized in Russia after a researcher's death from an unknown infection, according to reports. The researcher, at a plague laboratory, died from a suspected case of pneumonic plague, a highly infectious and potentially fatal form of the disease.

The State Department has confirmed US involvement in monitoring the situation, with a spokesperson stating that they are aware of the case. Coverage from Fox News and CNBC mentions the involvement of the State Department, but details about the US role in the monitoring process are unclear. The exact nature of the unknown infection and the researcher's symptoms are also not specified in current reporting.

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What is pneumonic plague?

Pneumonic plague is a highly infectious and potentially fatal form of the disease, caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis.

Where did the researcher die?

The researcher died at a plague laboratory in Russia.

How many people have been hospitalized?

Almost 200 people have been hospitalized in Russia.

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