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The minorities living in the territory of Siberia, including the Chukchi, Yakuts, and Buryats, have suffered particularly severe losses during the war in Ukraine, which has brought them to the brink of destruction due to Vladimir Putin's policies. #Oroszország #UkrajnaiHáború #Kisebbségek (translated)

Governor of the Irkutsk region Igor Kobzev spoke about the suspicion of a "particularly dangerous infection," while the head of neighboring Buryatia, Alexei Cidenov, initially announced that Shipilova died of the plague, only to later change the wording to "probably from the plague." #Rusija #Putin #kuga (translated)

Governor of the Irkutsk region Igor Kobzev spoke about the suspicion of a "particularly dangerous infection," while the head of neighboring Buryatia Aleksey Cidenov initially stated that a woman died of plague, then changed the wording to "probably from plague." #Putin #Rusija #javnoszdravlje (translated)

In his contribution, Marek Štefan described the case of a worker from the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute for Siberia and the Far East, who, according to local media, was hospitalized with severe pneumonia after a test tube containing the plague pathogen broke and died on Thursday. The head of Buryatia, Alexei Tsydenov, according to Štefan, stated that the woman died of an unspecified form of the plague; nearly 200 people were under medical supervision, according to local media. Štefan explained that the Yersinia pestis bacteria, in his view, is transmitted in nature between rodents and fleas, and it primarily reaches humans through flea bites or contact with an infected animal. According to him, the plague still exists in Africa, especially in Madagascar and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in Asia, and in the western United States, where several hundred cases are reported each year. He distinguished bubonic, septicemic, and pneumonic forms; he identified the latter as the most severe and stated that without treatment, it is almost always fatal. According to Štefan, pneumonic plague spreads through droplets during close contact, typically with a patient in the late stage of the disease. He added that the bacteria quickly dies outside the host and that the disease can be treated with common antibiotics, with resistance being extraordinarily rare in his opinion. People after risky contact, according to his contribution, receive a seven-day course of preventive antibiotics. He classified laboratory infections as rare today when the necessary precautions are observed. He also stated that there is no evidence of the possible use of the bacteria for bioterrorism in the current context. He called the risk to the Czech Republic zero and recommended following official sources, not Russian information channels. #mor #zdraví #epidemie (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Darja Schipilowa completed her specialist training in clinical laboratory diagnostics with distinction two years ago and worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute. She died after being hospitalized four days following an alleged incident; she passed away on the night of October 2. Laska referred to reports from the portal "Ljudi Baikala," stating that several hospitals, including a children's clinic, had been under quarantine for three weeks. Nearly 200 contacts were being monitored, the aluminum plant in Shelekhov required masks, and Russia's chief epidemiologist had been flown in. Rospotrebnadzor ruled out a laboratory accident and spoke of an unknown cause of pneumonia as well as a stable situation. No pathogens associated with her work were reportedly found in the deceased's body. Laska wrote that the governor of Buryatia initially claimed Schipilowa died of the plague, but later moderated his statement. A city administration advised against trips to Shelekhov and subsequently deleted the post; a television station removed five contributions. Russian exile media reported that Schipilowa told medical staff that a test tube containing plague pathogens had broken on September 25. Laska emphasized that this had not been confirmed; other circulating explanations included a business trip to Buryatia and a trip to Thailand. A Russian epidemiologist living in the U.S. doubted the laboratory accident, as protective clothing is used when working with plague. It is publicly unknown whether and what equipment Schipilowa had worn. Laska wrote that there is no sufficient evidence to describe the case as a possible use of a biological weapon; however, an accident involving a lethal pathogen cannot be ruled out. She questioned whether Schipilowa had received timely treatment or if antibiotics had not worked, noting that time is critical in cases of pneumonic plague. The actions of the authorities reminded her of previous cases where Soviet authorities withheld or misrepresented unpleasant information: the anthrax outbreak in Sverdlovsk in 1979 and the delayed announcement of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. Whether the Schipilowa case is comparable to these remains to be seen, she wrote. Laska warned that a potential outbreak should not be obscured by political sympathies or downplaying information. In the event of a possible pneumonic plague outbreak, openness for epidemiological reasons is crucial, she wrote. The public must know why nearly 200 people are being monitored and why several clinics are reportedly under quarantine according to "Ljudi Baikala." #Russland #Epidemie #Gesundheit (translated)

Karu kartta paljastaa, että Venäjän sotilaallisessa konfliktissa eniten kaatuneita on köyhistä eteläisistä Siperian alueista, kuten Tuvasta ja Burjatiasta, kun taas vauraammat alueet, kuten Moskova ja Pietari, ovat kärsineet vähiten tappioista. #UkrainanSota #Venäjä #KaatuneetSotilaat

Amerikai kutatók áttörést értek el a hasnyálmirigy-duktális adenokarcinóma (PDAC) kezelésében, mivel a poliizoprenilált ciszteinil-amid inhibitorok (PCAI) használatával a rákos sejtek burjánzását 90 százalékos hatékonysággal képesek voltak megállítani, a mechanizmus pedig váratlan módon a daganatképződést elősegítő rendszerek túlpörgetésén alapult. #hasnyálmirigyrák #daganat #kísérleti gyógyszer

Palivová krize se postupně rozlévá do celého Ruska. Tohle jsou záběry z Burjatské republiky, která sousedí s Mongolskem. Ukazuje nekonečné fronty kamiónů, které čekají na tankování. Nedostatek benzínu i nafty pochopitelně velmi komplikuje i vnitřní zásobování... https://t.co/H1vMcTgHZa #PalivováKrizе #Rusko #BurjatskáRepublika

🇪🇸 | Un hombre mata al logopeda de su hijo de dos años al sorprenderlo presuntamente abusando del menor en Burjasot: La Policía Nacional ha detenido este lunes a un hombre de 24 años, identificado como David G. S., por su presunta implicación en la muerte del logopeda que atendía a su hijo de dos años en un centro especializado del barrio valenciano de Marxalenes. Según las primeras informaciones, los hechos se produjeron después de que el padre llevara al menor a una sesión en un centro situado en la calle Ingeniero de la Cierva. Tras ausentarse unos minutos, habría regresado y encontrado al niño semidesnudo, con el pantalón bajado y sin pañal, una situación que le llevó a sospechar que podría haberse producido algún tipo de abuso. A continuación, el hombre se habría enfrentado al profesional para exigirle acceso a las grabaciones de las cámaras de seguridad del centro. Ante la negativa a mostrárselas, presuntamente le atacó con un arma blanca, causándole la muerte. Tras los hechos, el sospechoso abandonó el lugar y se dirigió a su domicilio, para entregarse posteriormente. #Justicia #AbusoInfantil #Violencia

Nevím, o který z malých národů Ruska jde — zda jsou to Burjati, Chantové, Mansové či Něnci. Omlouvám se, že to nedokážu rozeznat. Ale rozeznám to, že pokud oslavují válčení a smrt, zvyšují svou šanci kvůli Putinovi vyhynout. Nechápu, proč mají zapotřebí oslavovat vlastní zkázu. #Rusko #Menšiny #Válka