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Human Plague - United States, 2015. 2015
Natalie Kwit, and
Christina Nelson, and
Kiersten Kugeler, and
Jeannine Petersen, and
Lydia Plante, and
Hayley Yaglom, and
Vicki Kramer, and
Benjamin Schwartz, and
Jennifer House, and
Leah Colton, and
Amanda Feldpausch, and
Cherie Drenzek, and
Joan Baumbach, and
Mark DiMenna, and
Emily Fisher, and
Emilio Debess, and
Danielle Buttke, and
Matthew Weinburke, and
Christopher Percy, and
Martin Schriefer, and
Ken Gage, and
Paul Mead
Since April 1, 2015, a total of 11 cases of human plague have been reported in residents of six states: Arizona (two), California (one), Colorado (four), Georgia (one), New Mexico (two), and Oregon (one). The two cases in Georgia and California residents have been linked to exposures at or near Yosemite National Park in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Nine of the 11 patients were male; median age was 52 years (range = 14-79 years). Three patients aged 16, 52, and 79 years died.
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