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While human cases of rabies in the U.S. are rare, it’s still a deadly disease. Since September 2024, six people have died from rabies nationwide, and the CDC is tracking 14 potential outbreaks across 20 states.
After a California resident tested positive for bubonic plague, likely contracted from a flea bite while camping, local health officials urged the public to take precautions. What do you think?
The Onion·10mo ago·5 min read
