Coronavirus - Take two - Action!

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Now bubonic plague, with a 10-15% fatality rate even if treated, on what I assume to be otherwise healthy people, that would get my attention.  Apparently it's transmitted through bites, especially fleas.  Time to get some frontline for the pets lol.

You want flea control on them anyway for bartonella.  True, not nearly as deadly as bubonic plague, but it can really mess up a human being, including endocarditis that is often specimen negative.  Given that it's not that common, good luck finding someone who will diagnose it quickly.   Wonder how long/much you'd have to suffer with that.   One anecdote I read was months. 

I had no idea plague still had a 10-15 percent fatality rate.