@nbcnews: The death of a worker at an anti-plague laboratory in Russia has prompted officials to put at least one hospital facility under quarantine and nearly 200 people reportedly under medical observation as of Monday, according to Russian media. NBC News' Dr. Akshay Syal breaks down whether you should be concerned about a potential outbreak reaching the United States.

sharpemacmillan :

First Ai will kill us, then the Plague

JenniferMA :

Isn't it hard to spread because it has an extremely high fatality rate?

ky :

i don’t i’ve ever been so scared

c :

season 2 lockdown

Muffins n OJ :

unless all antibiotics on earth get wiped out in a meteor strike nobody in most countries is in any danger

jimmy tim :

Midterms

Steven Carder386 :

no because you also have cases in smerica Peru Mongolia its also on tics.

raf :

fym plague

Duclan :

Gulp

LUTAAYA AND SIBLINGS :

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O+oniell👀 :

Nutty :

Finally Last of Us coming irl

S.a.b.d.y :

lapicemr :

first

user932052266280 :

If pneumonic plague is treatable with antibiotics, was she given them right away (as she should have given working in a lab). And if she was but still died, could the strain have been antibiotic-resistant, especially given the Soviet history of researching resistant plague?

gear5twunk :

Next round already?

Frank Rudolph Emmanuel Olson :

I'm more afraid of being trapped in Capitalist slavery. Bring on the plague!

𝔠𝔥𝔞𝔯𝔩𝔦𝔢ᵃˢʰᵉ :

you have medicine now we are good

bbbb11111 :

ну мне страшно, да

Subdivisions :

My god we over react so quickly 🙄

Nah BB Nah🆘🇺🇸 :

As an American, idgaf about anything right now bc this is just an average day here.

MrFrizby621 :

#abdl #diaperlover #ageplay #ageregression #freeukraine #freegaza #freecongo

William Bremner :

Guys I hate to be a buzz kill about another possible lockdown. It doesn’t spread fast enough.