Plague Kills Scientist in First Laboratory Case in 50 Years – Bloomberg
By Dr. Matthew Watson
Daily Mail | Plague Kills Scientist in First Laboratory Case in 50 Years Bloomberg The University of Chicago previously identified the man as Malcolm Casadaban, a professor of molecular genetics and cell biology who worked at the school for three decades. Centuries after the bubonic plague killed millions of people in medieval Europe ... Researcher's Death from Plague Prompts CDC WarningMyHealthNewsDaily |
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