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Cause Still Unresolved After Siberian Anti‑Plague Lab Worker Dies

WHO, supported by foreign governments, is pressing Russia for laboratory data and contact records to establish whether plague was involved.

Russia Says Irkutsk Situation Stable After Researcher’s Fatal Pneumonia

Russian Lab Technician’s Death Remains Unexplained as WHO Seeks Verification

Russian Anti‑Plague Lab Worker Died of Pneumonia of Unknown Cause, Officials Say

Siberian Lab Worker's Death Puts Nearly 200 Contacts Under Quarantine

Russian Anti-Plague Lab Worker Dies as Tests and Probe Continue

Irkutsk Anti‑Plague Technician Dies of Unknown Pneumonia as Tests Find No Lab Pathogens

Lab Worker at Irkutsk Anti‑Plague Institute Dies as Nearly 200 Contacts Are Monitored

Irkutsk Lab Worker Dies; Nearly 200 Placed Under Medical Observation

Vibrio vulnificus Confirmed in Strait of Messina as Coastal Cases Climb in Europe and the US

Gulf Coast States Report Spike in Deadly Vibrio Infections

Early Heat Drives Rise in Vibrio Infections on German Coasts, Two Deaths

Kiel Warns Bathers of Vibrio Risk as Baltic Waters Warm

Boil-Water Advisory Remains in Dordrecht and Zwijndrecht as E. coli Testing Continues

Stony Brook Detects Vibrio Hotspots in Long Island Waters

Tests Find High Levels of Staphylococcus and E. Coli in Pombal Pizzeria Food

E. Coli Outbreak Tied to Raw Farm Raw Cheddar Rises to Nine as FDA Probes

Retired Allitt Detective Says Lucy Letby Is Innocent After Independent Case Review

Retailers Pull Meat and Cheeses in Germany After E. Coli and Listeria Alerts

Study Reveals How Tumor Bacteria Induce Quiescence to Thwart Cancer Treatment