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Paul Brandenburg wrote that lung plague is a bacterial infectious disease known for a long time and is now well treatable and curable with antibiotics. He called the term "Russian plague" absurd propaganda; it is equally absurd to stir up fear of a possible pandemic. #Gesundheit #Infektionen #Antibiotika (translated)

In the ZiB 2, infectious disease specialist Christoph Steininger explained that the suspicion of pulmonary plague in Russia has no relevance for Europe, but he called for more transparency from the Russian authorities regarding information sharing. #Lungenpest #Transparenz #Infektiologie (translated)

The mysterious death of a laboratory employee in Russia, who apparently died from pneumonia of unknown origin and may have come into contact with plague pathogens, raises serious questions about the lack of transparency of the Russian authorities, as emphasized by the infectious disease specialist Christoph Steininger. #Pestverdacht #Russland #Lungenpest (translated)

The death of an employee of a pest research center in Siberia is raising international concern, as Moscow withholds information and the WHO, EU, and USA demand clarification, with speculation about a possible pneumonic plague in the air. #Infektiologe #Lungenpest #Steiermark (translated)

The author expressed surprise that many people in his field, in his opinion, fell for the panic-mongering about the "lung plague." He disagreed with the objection that the disease was particularly dangerous compared to Corona and wrote that there was no evidence of an outbreak of the lung plague in Russia. #Lungenpest #Faktencheck #Panikmache #RU (translated)

"China hasn't said much, and Russia isn't saying much either. But they say they have the situation well under control." When asked if he currently has the same impression of Russia as he did at the beginning of the Corona pandemic from China, Trump said: "China hasn't said much, and Russia isn't saying much either. But they say they have the situation well under control." #Lungenpest #Russland #WHO (translated)

The information requested by the WHO includes, among other things, what type of tests were conducted on the woman and about 200 others, what material the woman had worked with, what safety precautions were in place at the institute, and whether and how she was vaccinated, said WHO specialist Maria van Kerkhove. #Lungenpest #Russland #WHO (translated)

In Siberia, there is a suspicion of plague after a 28-year-old scientist has died, leading to quarantine measures for 200 people and calls for more transparency from Russian authorities and the WHO, while a possible second death related to pneumonia is also being investigated. #Lungenpest #Russland #WHO (translated)

A laboratory accident in Russia has sparked speculation about pneumonic plague, a highly infectious disease caused by Yersinia pestis that becomes quickly fatal if left untreated and is also considered a potential biological weapon. #Lungenpest #YersiniaPestis #Gesundheit (translated)

Additionally, further information was requested to clarify the cause of the severe pneumonia, the pathogen, as well as media reports about a second employee with pneumonia of unknown origin, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reported on platform X. #Lungenpest #WHO #Russland (translated)

After the death of a laboratory technician in Siberia, where there are suspicions of pneumonic plague, the WHO and the USA are calling on Russia for quicker and more transparent information about the cause of the disease, while US President Trump announced a phone call with Putin. #Lungenpest #Russland #WHO (translated)