Y. pestis was initially passed from person to person — say, when an infected individual coughed on a healthy person — and most likely caused lung infections known
as pneumonic plague or blood infections called septicemic plague, the researchers report October 22 in Cell.
Not exact matches
As it stands, most cases of plague can be cured before Y. pestis might begin to spread within the population as an easily transmissible strain of pneumonic plagu
As it stands, most cases of plague can be cured before Y. pestis might begin to spread within the population
as an easily transmissible strain of pneumonic plagu
as an easily transmissible strain of
pneumonic plague.
In its
pneumonic form, such
as what is now observed in Madagascar, the plague is only transmitted from human to human, however.
Cats with the
pneumonic form of plague need to be isolated and treated by people wearing full protective gear such
as gloves and masks.