BREAKING: US State Confirms First Human Case Of Bubonic Plague In Over A Decade

We live in a time where not much comes as a shock anymore.

Still, it feels as if the United States has been under constant threat of outbreaks and older diseases resurfacing.

Whether this is all occurring by chance or by design is a constant topic of discussion, but it is vital that citizens know as much as possible about the threats posed.

For the first time in nearly a decade, a case of the Bubonic Plague has been reported in Oregon.

The unidentified person infected is said to have contracted the disease from their symptomatic pet cat.

Deschutes County health officer Dr. Richard Fawcett said that there is little chance that the plague will spread through the community, as the person infected was treated during the early stages of the disease.

“All close contacts of the resident and their pet have been contacted and provided medication to prevent illness,” claimed Dr. Fawcett.

The last confirmed case of the plague in Oregon occurred back in 2015.

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