Russia Tells WHO No Plague Case as Experts Raise Bioweapon Concerns
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The article reports on the death of a Russian lab worker, Daria Shipilova, initially thought to be from pneumonic plague, but now under question because of the unusual scale of the government's response. It raises doubts about what pathogen actually caused her death and suggests Russian authorities may not be fully transparent, pointing to past biological research programs. Experts and health agencies are watching closely, with some implying the situation could involve undisclosed biosecurity risks.
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