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That would only happen through close proximity to someone suffering from the variation of the disease known as pneumonic plague.
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If bacteria also infect the bloodstream (called septicemic plague) or the lungs (called pneumonic plague), organ failure and death can occur if it’s not treated right away.
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The epidemic remains active in 12 districts, and among the total cases reported, 61% are said to be the pneumonic plague, according to the UN office.
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The first suspect was China, where pneumonic plague had erupted on the Manchurian border in 1910.
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Extensive screening measures, informed travelers, short incubation periods of pneumonic plague, and increasing operational readiness of surrounding countries and islands has kept the risk of international spread low, said the WHO.
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Media: WochIt Media There are two types of plagues affecting the area now, bubonic plague and pneumonic plague.
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By late last month, cases of pneumonic plague were popping up in 20 districts across the country, including the far north and the west coast.
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Left untreated with antibiotics, pneumonic plague is 100% fatal.
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Origin and Etymology of pneumonic
New Latin pneumonicus, from Greek pneumonikos, from pneumōn
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First Known Use: 1668
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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