Concerns Rise Over Lab Safety Following Russian Pneumonic Plague Death
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The recent death of a Russian woman from pneumonic plague is unlikely to cause a global outbreak. However, the increasing number of laboratories handling deadly pathogens, coupled with insufficient oversight, presents a significant safety risk. This situation highlights growing concerns about biosecurity and disease containment.
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