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“It’s reasonable to ask: did this come from a biological weapons program research facility? And if yes, was it bacteria enhanced or altered in any way?” –Tommy Vietor reacting to the reports of a Russian scientist dying of a pneumonic plague.

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@TVietor08 Point of fact for @brhodes: it is actually completely normal for scientists to go to work and study plague. There are academic and government labs all over the U.S (and globally), full of good and hardworking people, who do that every single day.

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A Russian lab worker has died from a case of suspected pneumonic plague linked to a research facility in Siberia, according to Russian officials. ABC News has confirmed at least three hospitals in the region are quarantined. Elizabeth Schulze reports.

A Russian lab worker has died from a case of suspected pneumonic plague linked to a research facility in Siberia, according to Russian officials. ABC News has confirmed at least three hospitals in the region are quarantined. Elizabeth Schulze reports.

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DEATH AT A PLAGUE LAB: What Plague Is, and Why the US Wants Answers from Russia? 🇷🇺 28 old technician at a Russian plague research institute died in Siberia. In the fourteenth century it was the Black Death, which killed up to half of Europe's population. It still exists, with up to a couple of thousand cases a year, mostly in Madagascar and Congo. The deadliest form, pneumonic plague, infects the lungs and can spread between people through coughing.

DEATH AT A PLAGUE LAB: What Plague Is, and Why the US Wants Answers from Russia? 🇷🇺 28 old technician at a Russian plague research institute died in Siberia. In the fourteenth century it was the Black Death, which killed up to half of Europe's population. It still exists, with up to a couple of thousand cases a year, mostly in Madagascar and Congo. The deadliest form, pneumonic plague, infects the lungs and can spread between people through coughing.

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Did covid come from a “lab leak” in China from the gain of function research moratorium in the US? Did we really pause gain of function research here? Or Did Covid come from a planned leak in a UNC bioweapons program led by Ralph Baric? Listen to this. 👇

Did covid come from a “lab leak” in China from the gain of function research moratorium in the US? Did we really pause gain of function research here? Or Did Covid come from a planned leak in a UNC bioweapons program led by Ralph Baric? Listen to this. 👇

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The risk to the UK from plague is very low, the UK Health Security Agency has said, after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague. It comes after Russian authorities said they quarantined a hospital and are monitoring contacts of the employee from a plague research institute in Siberia who contracted pneumonia from an "unknown" cause. Thomas Moore looks at the latest. 🔗

The risk to the UK from plague is very low, the UK Health Security Agency has said, after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague. It comes after Russian authorities said they quarantined a hospital and are monitoring contacts of the employee from a plague research institute in Siberia who contracted pneumonia from an "unknown" cause. Thomas Moore looks at the latest. 🔗

Sky News

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The White House is monitoring a suspected pneumonic plague outbreak in Siberia. It follows the death of a laboratory assistant at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute. Several hospitals have been placed under quarantine, but the Russian health authorities have denied the death was connected to the laboratory.

The White House is monitoring a suspected pneumonic plague outbreak in Siberia. It follows the death of a laboratory assistant at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute. Several hospitals have been placed under quarantine, but the Russian health authorities have denied the death was connected to the laboratory.

Channel 4 News

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How worried should we be about the death of a Russian plague lab worker? Russian and US authorities are closely monitoring contacts of a laboratory worker in Russia who died after they may have been exposed to the pneumonic plague. The woman, 28, worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute of Siberia and the Far East and died last week in a hospital in Shelekhov, a town just outside Irkutsk, according to local media. #plague #health #Irkutsk

How worried should we be about the death of a Russian plague lab worker? Russian and US authorities are closely monitoring contacts of a laboratory worker in Russia who died after they may have been exposed to the pneumonic plague. The woman, 28, worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute of Siberia and the Far East and died last week in a hospital in Shelekhov, a town just outside Irkutsk, according to local media. #plague #health #Irkutsk

Good Morning Britain

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Hundreds of people in eastern Russia have been placed in quarantine after a laboratory worker died of suspected pneumonic plague. Darya Shipolova was an employee of the Anti-Plague Research Institute in Siberia and people thought to have had contact with her are reportedly being isolated. Annie Jacobsen, author of ‘Biological War: A Scenario’, which examines the potential consequences of a large-scale biological attack or the accidental release of a pathogen tells Channel 4 News the circumstances "suggests engineering" which is "troubling".

Hundreds of people in eastern Russia have been placed in quarantine after a laboratory worker died of suspected pneumonic plague. Darya Shipolova was an employee of the Anti-Plague Research Institute in Siberia and people thought to have had contact with her are reportedly being isolated. Annie Jacobsen, author of ‘Biological War: A Scenario’, which examines the potential consequences of a large-scale biological attack or the accidental release of a pathogen tells Channel 4 News the circumstances "suggests engineering" which is "troubling".

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Hazmat teams. Rows of freezers. A facility in Las Vegas. If this footage is accurate, the public deserves clear, factual explanations about what was stored there and who was responsible for oversight. In a city that sees millions of international visitors, transparency around any biological storage or research isn’t optional — it’s essential. It’s about accountability and honest answers.

Hazmat teams. Rows of freezers. A facility in Las Vegas. If this footage is accurate, the public deserves clear, factual explanations about what was stored there and who was responsible for oversight. In a city that sees millions of international visitors, transparency around any biological storage or research isn’t optional — it’s essential. It’s about accountability and honest answers.

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This is the best analysis of the Pneumonic Plague on the internet. It looks like this strain may have been altered to resist treatment. That’s what a bioweapon looks like. Serious. Watch…

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After the death of an anti-plague research center employee in Siberia, Russia said a "pneumonia of unknown origin" was responsible. But, initial Russian media reports — some of which were quickly taken down — suggested she had contracted the pneumonic plague after a lab accident and died of the disease. Author Annie Jacobsen, who published a fictional book this summer about a similar situation, tells CBS News' Leigh that it's a scenario many subject matter experts "are most worried about," especially if it involves Russia.

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CBS News

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“There are fears this could be another Wuhan situation.” Dominic Hauschild, The Sunday Times’ defence correspondent, says it’s difficult to establish the facts on the reports of a pneumonic plague in Siberia due to the Russian government’s “secrecy” around the incident. Rosie Wright | Dominic Hauschild

“There are fears this could be another Wuhan situation.” Dominic Hauschild, The Sunday Times’ defence correspondent, says it’s difficult to establish the facts on the reports of a pneumonic plague in Siberia due to the Russian government’s “secrecy” around the incident. Rosie Wright | Dominic Hauschild

Times Radio

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NO WORRIES…❤️ Doxycycline treats pneumonic plague. This is not the Dark ages. Yes. Doxycycline is an FDA-approved treatment for plague, including pneumonic plague, but it is usually an alternative rather than the preferred first-line drug for severe disease. CDC lists doxycycline among the antimicrobials approved for plague treatment and post-exposure prophylaxis, along with streptomycin, ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, and moxifloxacin. The adult dose used for treatment is a 200 mg loading dose, then 100 mg every 12 hours, given IV or by mouth, typically for 10–14 days or until two days after the fever ends. It was effective compared with gentamicin in a randomized trial of plague in Tanzania, and IV doxycycline improved survival in animal models of pneumonic plague when started after fever began. It is bacteriostatic, not bactericidal. For that reason, CDC and related guidance put bactericidal agents first for pneumonic or septicemic plague: fluoroquinolones (ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, moxifloxacin) and aminoglycosides (gentamicin or streptomycin). Doxycycline is an accepted alternative, and it is widely used for prophylaxis of people exposed to pneumonic plague. In naturally occurring severe pneumonic plague, dual therapy from two different antibiotic classes is often recommended.

NO WORRIES…❤️ Doxycycline treats pneumonic plague. This is not the Dark ages. Yes. Doxycycline is an FDA-approved treatment for plague, including pneumonic plague, but it is usually an alternative rather than the preferred first-line drug for severe disease. CDC lists doxycycline among the antimicrobials approved for plague treatment and post-exposure prophylaxis, along with streptomycin, ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, and moxifloxacin. The adult dose used for treatment is a 200 mg loading dose, then 100 mg every 12 hours, given IV or by mouth, typically for 10–14 days or until two days after the fever ends. It was effective compared with gentamicin in a randomized trial of plague in Tanzania, and IV doxycycline improved survival in animal models of pneumonic plague when started after fever began. It is bacteriostatic, not bactericidal. For that reason, CDC and related guidance put bactericidal agents first for pneumonic or septicemic plague: fluoroquinolones (ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, moxifloxacin) and aminoglycosides (gentamicin or streptomycin). Doxycycline is an accepted alternative, and it is widely used for prophylaxis of people exposed to pneumonic plague. In naturally occurring severe pneumonic plague, dual therapy from two different antibiotic classes is often recommended.

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“i don’t think it’s acceptable or reasonable to ask a driver who is also in a shot of a championship, in the very last race, to move over. (…) and if they lose out because of it, you just need to say the other guy did a better job. and that’s racing, that’s how it should be”

“i don’t think it’s acceptable or reasonable to ask a driver who is also in a shot of a championship, in the very last race, to move over. (…) and if they lose out because of it, you just need to say the other guy did a better job. and that’s racing, that’s how it should be”

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The conspiracy with the National Academy of Sciences goes deeper than that. A newly declassified document shows that in 2003 the NAS advised the CIA that it should develop a "living sensor web" of informants on biological weapons in the scientific community. (The NAS was also central to America's bygone offensive biological weapons program.) The virology-intel partnership via NAS created counterintelligence risks and incentivized risky research, according to CIA whistleblower James Erdman.

The conspiracy with the National Academy of Sciences goes deeper than that. A newly declassified document shows that in 2003 the NAS advised the CIA that it should develop a "living sensor web" of informants on biological weapons in the scientific community. (The NAS was also central to America's bygone offensive biological weapons program.) The virology-intel partnership via NAS created counterintelligence risks and incentivized risky research, according to CIA whistleblower James Erdman.

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A Russian lab worker has died and thousands are in quarantine after a plague outbreak. The World Health Organisation says the pneumonic form of plague is especially contagious and "can trigger severe epidemics". Thomas Moore explains everything you need to know about varieties of the disease. 🔗

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Sky News

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Well well well…. The media is caught fear mongering again You’ve heard all day about the death in Russia that could be the pneumonic plague, potentially causing a global pandemic We had the exact same pneumonic plague in Colorado in 2014. A bunch of people were in close contact with it and it ended up not being a problem at all First off, the pneumonic plague is the lung form of infection with Yersinia pestis, the same bacterium as bubonic plague This exact thing they’re claiming could be happening in Russia already happened in Colorado, ‘The Colorado outbreak’ in 2014 it was even published by the CDC in 2015 Here’s what happened - A pet owner had a very sick dog who was throwing up a lot of blood, so took him to the veterinary clinic - The dog was throwing up a lot of blood, so veterinary staff came in contact with the sick dog - Eventually, the owner developed a fever and cough and has to be hospitalized - Then the of the veterinary workers also start to develop symptoms - Everyone received proper medical treatment, after a long stay in the hospital, that initial patient was discharged from the hospital A lot of people had exposure to either the dog or the initial patients. The CDC had to notify 114 people So basically a puppy caused a pneumonic plague outbreak here in the United States but it was easily handled with medical treatment and absolutely no panic happened or was necessary Don’t fall for another fake pandemic

Well well well…. The media is caught fear mongering again You’ve heard all day about the death in Russia that could be the pneumonic plague, potentially causing a global pandemic We had the exact same pneumonic plague in Colorado in 2014. A bunch of people were in close contact with it and it ended up not being a problem at all First off, the pneumonic plague is the lung form of infection with Yersinia pestis, the same bacterium as bubonic plague This exact thing they’re claiming could be happening in Russia already happened in Colorado, ‘The Colorado outbreak’ in 2014 it was even published by the CDC in 2015 Here’s what happened - A pet owner had a very sick dog who was throwing up a lot of blood, so took him to the veterinary clinic - The dog was throwing up a lot of blood, so veterinary staff came in contact with the sick dog - Eventually, the owner developed a fever and cough and has to be hospitalized - Then the of the veterinary workers also start to develop symptoms - Everyone received proper medical treatment, after a long stay in the hospital, that initial patient was discharged from the hospital A lot of people had exposure to either the dog or the initial patients. The CDC had to notify 114 people So basically a puppy caused a pneumonic plague outbreak here in the United States but it was easily handled with medical treatment and absolutely no panic happened or was necessary Don’t fall for another fake pandemic

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