Nation Oct 09 5 overlooked stories that are worth your time By Joshua Barajas, Larisa Epatko, Jennifer Hijazi, Erica R. Hendry
Nation Jan 01 Human plague cases drop in U.S. After a spike of human cases of the plague in 2015, a year the disease inflicted 16 people across portions of the western United States, the number of occurrences this year have dropped. Four cases of human plague in 2016… By Michael D. Regan
Science Oct 22 Before the bubonic plague wrecked Europe, it was way less contagious A new study in the journal Cell rewrites the evolutionary history of the bubonic plague. By Nsikan Akpan
Health Aug 19 Second person contracts plague after visiting Yosemite National Park According to health department officials in California, a second visitor to Yosemite National Park has been diagnosed with what is believed to be the human plague. By Alexandra Hall
Nov 30 Watch ‘How to Survive a Plague’ Remembers First AIDS Activists Ray Suarez speaks with David France, director of "How to Survive a Plague."…
May 22 Death Toll from China Quake Could Reach 80,000 By PBS NewsHour More than 80,000 people are estimated dead or missing 10 days after the 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit Sichuan province in central China, the government said Thursday, as fears rose that disease, rainy weather and aftershocks could stir more problems. Continue reading
May 30 President Bush Proposes Doubling Money to Fight AIDS to $30 Billion By Admin, PBS NewsHour President Bush on Wednesday asked Congress for $30 billion to renew and double the funding to combat the global spread of AIDS, calling the disease a "modern-day plague."… Continue reading