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Pneumonic Plague Infections in Modern Times Show the Black Death Isn’t Dead

A person in Arizona recently died of pneumonic plague—a rare and severe form of the disease. An expert explains how the bacteria that spurred the Black Death centuries ago continues to claim lives

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Arizona reports first ‘Black Death’ in 18 years; patient dies of rare pneumonic plague

Arizona: A resident of north Arizona died from pneumonic plague, marking the first death in the region in 18 years. The last death was reported in 2007, when an individual had contact with a dead animal infected with the disease,

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Plague kills Arizona resident, marking first recorded death since 2007, health officials say

The death in Coconino County, which includes Flagstaff, was the first recorded death from pneumonic plague since 2007, local officials said.

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Plague linked to Black Death claims victim within hours of A&E visit as symptoms emerge

A person has died from plague, also called the Black Death, less than a day after going to A&E with symptoms in the US.

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What the 14th Century Plague Tells Us About How Covid Will Change ...

History Dept. What the 14th Century Plague Tells Us About How Covid Will Change Politics Regions hit hardest by the Black Death in Europe looked more democratic centuries later.

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Studying the Black Death - The Chronicle of Higher Education

The Black Death also made John of Gaunt, a younger son of Edward III, the richest man in England and the Duke of Lancaster after his father-in-law died in the plague.

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Origins of Plague that Wiped Out Half of Eurasia Discovered: Study

The origins of the Black Death are a mystery no more, according to a new study published in the journal Nature.. The Black Death was a plague caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis that first ...

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The Plague Didn't Start When and How You Probably Think It Did

The primary reason that we date the Black Death to the 14th century is because our historical sources told us to. When Green came to work on this subject, she wondered how science might change the ...