Plague Case Identified in Oregon

Rare Case of Plague Identified in Oregon
A case of bubonic plague is reported in Oregon. The case has been treated in its early stages and so are the contacts. Hence, their is no fear of it spreading. Also, we have antibiotics that help us treat this disease easily and rapidly. Yes, if the disease has advanced in a person's body then the risk of death is high.
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[@stephenskinner3851]

The conditions for plague to spread are no longer the norm as they were in the Medieval age. However, the political and social collapse in Oregon is creating those conditions.

[@kevenmosley3423]

And several other places in America. This disease and others like it will begin to increase nationally.

[@patriceferguson7340]

Middle Ages suffered two grand solar minimums. It was extremely cold during these periods in the winter months. And flee coagulate the blood they consume during these cold periods to incubate it. Once they warm up it’s a bio weapon ready for action. Live stock, rodents are the vector to get to humans. But make no mistake as a hunter I have encountered several dear hunts with lung plague. It’s all over the Rockies. Once humans start getting it the route of transmission changes, and quickly spreads through contact between body fluids. Rome infected European continent especially England via trade in Ivory. In 542 after a volcanic eruption create a global freeze that caused wide spread climate disasters.

[@winniecash1654]

Any blue state, with the poor homeless people. Begs the question, do the democrat leaders even care? What are they doing to help the homeless?

[@stephenskinner3851]

@@patriceferguson7340 Understood, but the Plague (and Malaria) left the UK when the slum conditions of London were burnt down in the great fire and the marshlands were drained. In these two cases it wasn't medicine that made these two diseases disappear. At the moment much is made of the disease 'reservoir' within wild animals, as in your example, except there is nothing novel here as we have been interacting with just about all wild animals ever since... well, since for ever. There is actually less and less reason to have major pandemics because more and more people are firstly living better and longer, but yes there are all the childhood vaccine programmes against several major killers. My point was that the social conditions in places like Portland have become worse than third world and all brought about deliberately.

[@nosretep1960]

Will it be another annus mirabolis? In PAntifapocalypstandia Wheelerchair Wreck 😂

[@susansmith1925]

Thanks. I used to work for Public Health on a reservation. Every year we had several cases. Easily treated. Hope that remains to be true.

[@cherylmockotr]

Oh no, I'm sure it's not true... I'm sure it's going to require a huge grant to create a brand new antibiotic with a brand new patent. (Never mind the molecular structure looks suspiciously similar to doxycycline... the extra methyl group randomly tacked on to the side somewhere makes it entirely new and better.) Edit: ok, I just invented it and am working on a cool name to patent it with... want to invest in my brand new pharmaceutical company? Don't worry, I've already thoroughly tested with all the clinical trials necessary, using the fish in my fishtank. I'm sure if 8 rats are sufficient for mRNA concoctions, testing on two dozen fish is even better!

[@bonelessrocker]

Yep, with a healthy immune system these are easily treated. But to those with a *weakened* immune system it is a different story. People like me looked at the animal trials...

[@1HorseOpenSlay]

How did it seem that they were contracting it?

[@susansmith1925]

@@1HorseOpenSlay fleas

[@jdy1054]

When bubonic plague mutates into pneumonic plague makes it’s easy to catch.

[@anilyaduvanshia]

QQQ- Can you make video on strange white clots in blood vessels, growing slowly & causing sudden death…???

[@monicali2608]

He made one over a year ago.

[@Kitskacat]

He made one recently too, like last week or so...

[@solangelalebron1348]

Lol

[@issamelissaaa]

Need to put a tracker on that Be Ill Gates

[@dorriepruvenok8598]

Poor kitty!😢

[@Mis-AdventureCH]

Cat wandered into the cesspool of the "Homeless" racket, picked up fleas from the rats who've proliferated in these 'camps.". No surprise. They had a Typhus outbreak in CA some time back and if I recall a case of Bubonic as well (in LA).

[@gemjourney5210]

Ironic being a cat since that is what would have saved them back then from all the vermin except...they destroyed the cats back then calling them 'witch's companions'

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

Yes. City Hall got infested by fleas. They had to shut down the building and spray it. The Pastor of the big LA Homeless ministry had his leg removed due to catching flesh eating bacteria from one of his customers.

[@AKu-xs5vg]

Why is "homeless" in quotation marks? Are you suggesting that homeless people have houses? Bizarre.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Typhus is carried by human body lice. Don’t blame the innocent cats, please.

[@mosmith9187]

I think the suggestion is blame it all on the "homeless," which will cause many in society to not question something more nefarious.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Let's look at how mRNA injections are actually systemic hydrolase inhibitors, which in turn allows yersinia pestis to fluorish.

[@eigenvalue5775]

What are you talking about?! The clotshot doesn't cause myocarditis, and definitely not white clots that cause thrombosis!

[@Kim-anions]

Say more

[@rogerscottcathey]

@@Kim-anions : Circulating digestive enzymes are the basis of immunity, not contact cells.

[@gemjourney5210]

The walking dead!😬

[@Kim-anions]

@@rogerscottcathey how are they hydrolase inhibitors?

[@Berry_N]

There are frequently warnings for plague in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

[@mai_8j888]

Thank you Dr. Mobeen Syed, once again for a very educational video. Extremely well presented and entertaining (even tho a bit dark). Beautiful drawings, I hope your new book is a best seller! I believe your birthday is this weekend... Is it the 17th? Or is it Sunday the 18th.? Which ever day, I want to wish you a Very Happy Birthday indeed and many happy returns. May you enjoy being King of your household for a day, as I recall it is the custom in your family. 💝🎂 🎉

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you. It's on 18th.

[@usermaneste1]

Candida auris sounds like the real worry at the moment. I'm sure we would all like you to assess that condition for us. Thank you and you are a very much respected.

[@Kitskacat]

Birthday wishes and mochi doughnuts to you, Dr. Been!!! 🎉

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you 🙏

[@aleyabellydance2]

​@DrBeenMedicalLectures happy birthday 🎂

[@ToBeAnnounced2024]

People need access to running water to clean themselves and their belongings daily. Even simple bug bites and scratches can become fatal.

[@lachlanscanlan5621]

obviously we need to create thousands of different strains of plague in labs now and then create drug therapies for each one, just in case

[@chinookvalley]

lachlanscanlan5621 Reality sucks.

[@kellysouter4381]

And mandate the lot, while we all wear surgical masks in the shops.

[@Hiris-hu5pc]

Thanks Dr. Been for another important talk. It's always good to know what symptoms could indicate a disease.

[@geraldkaupp5380]

Had Bubonic plague in 1976 Terrible diarrhea for thirty day duration and barfing as well. 170 lbs down to 90. Crawled to bathroom for 3weeks. 150 boils (bulbols )everywhere On about day five Doctor visit a sample was taken but never stayed in hospital. Sent home with antibiotic suppositories for quarantine. Terrible fever as well leading to hallucinations. Ma thought I was a goner but never said so until after I recovered. On day thirty or so I was on the fence regarding recovery or death. So she gave me four good shots of Johnny Walker Red whiskey. Was on road to recovery next day. I contracted it by drinking grey water from fountain in English Airport. I was warned not to by sign over fountain but I was low on money after class trip. England was experiencing high level of drought then. Diarrhea was first symptom

[@geraldkaupp5380]

Thank you for your good work Cheers to you

[@danielleschmidt7825]

I think plague is easier to treat than tuberculosis !

[@naomisherred166]

That sounds awful bless you. With that many buboes you must have been in a lot of pain as well as feeling really poorly.

[@solangelalebron1348]

I guess he must've picked it up at the gym. 1976 is around the time gyms became popular with their bathing suit wearing trend so its easier for the filth and discharge sweat to leak out of their groins. He probably touched her FAT Blob hands directly. Smh. 👾

[@Pallasathena-hv4kp]

Wow! Quite the story and glad you recovered

[@raul0ca]

Cases of Hansen's disease (leprosy) in CA. Biblical times we're living in.

[@mctrustsnoone3781]

There’s been Typhus in the tent cities of LA since 2016. Crazy.

[@Broken4forever]

With the immigration problem I believe we are going to see a bit of an uptick in certain diseases.

[@clairerobinson7658]

Same in Florida

[@silviamiranda5480]

Biblical times indeed

[@Portia620]

Scary truths! This world is so immoral and the last few years are eye opening!!!! 🙏😢

[@Pallasathena-hv4kp]

Yeah, all those antivaxxer types aren’t helping the situation. The USA has become a moral and ignorance cesspool

[@mollytremblay1396]

When I lived years ago in Colorado there were cases every year in Eastern Colorado that were attributed to fleas from Prarie dog colonies. I don't recall any deaths.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I’m so glad that the people were properly diagnosed, treated and survived, but I’m so sorry they lost their beloved cat! If your cat, dog, or other pet (mammal) gets a respiratory infection, ask for a bacteriological screening. We can save your pet, too, if diagnosed in time!

[@suzzzy8669]

Thank you for your work ❤ Hope you have a wonderful birthday Mobeen ❤❤❤ Cuddles for Loofy n Kari 🐈

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you 🙏😀

[@graphguy]

”So the first angel went and poured out his bowl on the earth, and harmful and painful sores came upon the people who bore the mark of the beast and worshiped its image.“ ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭16‬:‭2‬ ‭ESV‬‬

[@eigenvalue5775]

I believe the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. However, has SOMEONE demanded taking the Mark, and worshipping the image of the Beast yet?

[@graphguy]

@@eigenvalue5775 Not sure you heard me talk about the mark, did you? But since you did... and you want to be literal - it seems.... let's talk. Do you Jews believe Jesus Christ is God? No. Why? Because he does not 'fit' their Torah definition of what they were 'told' the Messiah would be (basically a warrior king, along with other 'got it wrongs'). They point of that is don't be literal on everything we believe in the Bible... that is not saying don't believe, do! But it means, and I am sure you understand, much of our wisdoms come from allegory, metaphor, parables. Then there is the time problem people have... 1 day = 1 day... or does it? Possibly 1 God day is 1 billion human days. The mark... yes the Bible speaks of '666' on forehead/hand, but you have to remember the Bible was not written to you. It was written to the people of their day and this key to realize. Yet it was written FOR you. What is true then is true now. But now we live in a different technological age... Who is to say that the mark of the beast is not the Covid jab? That could well be true. Or it could be the mRNA technology that we already are seeing changes your DNA. The moral of the story is to get the point, not bogged down in details. That is exactly what Satan wants, for us to get bogged down into details and missed the point of God. You know what that is right? It is very simple.... Start with your 10 Commandments and the Good News and you are 100% there.

[@eigenvalue5775]

@@graphguy 1. The "mark" is mentioned in the passage you cited. 2. You assumed wrongly that I'm a Jew. 3. You didn't answer my question.

[@nycgorodok]

This incredibly captivating video made me think that if I was younger , these videos and lectures would make me sway toward if not medicine, but towards biology or related science field.

[@naomisherred166]

I agree!

[@user-ku3px8li9q]

Thank you Doctor Bean!! Great information.. is greatly appreciated! I will be sharing🫠Catherine

[@janetrobinson2699]

I am so grateful for you and your work! Thank you so much and I hope you have a wonderful birthday!!!

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you!

[@mollygardens6646]

Occasionally farm kids catch plague from “pet” prairie dogs captured in irrigation pipes.

[@marksutherland774]

When you said it can be "modified" we can where it can go, something else got modified not long ago as well .................. look how that turned out.

[@TruThat549]

Excellent! Your information and teaching is vital!

[@xy101]

Thanks for the information.

[@1961Lara]

Thank you Dr Been!! Love your work!

[@reneelittle6518]

Another excellent and informative presentation. Thank you for the detailed info.

[@elizabethgutierrez9379]

Thank you, Dr.

[@janakubin2547]

Thank you Drbeen😊

[@PondPlace-dc1fg]

Thank you so much for your great teaching abilities. Miss your cat.

[@stephanieolsen8148]

Thank you for reporting on this. I'm very glad that they got treated. During lockdown I listened to a Great Courses lecture series called the black death. It was fascinating.

[@tinagentilini4166]

Thank you.

[@petemccalam5727]

Happy Birthday Mo!

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you 🎊🎊🎊

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Plague (Yersinia pestis) is endemic in some wild mammals here in the West, so human cases do occur from time to time, especially among those people who have contact with wildlife (or susceptible mammalian pets or livestock who do). It arrived here in San Francisco on an immigrant ship with infected people on board in 1900, and was, initially, denied and vigorously covered up by the city’s medical authorities. The scariest thing to me about this is that it’s not routinely screened for in those with severe respiratory infections, mostly these patients are sent home with “flu” and die untreated. Life-saving treatment is available with common antibiotics, but too many cases are just dismissed as common viral infections. US doctors should be made more aware that this disease IS present here and now, not just in Medieval Europe! I asked once about the Hanta virus, which can occur wherever rodents are infected with it, because I was living an outdoor life in a wilderness forest area of California (building a cabin). Impossible, the doctor said, rolling his eyes, “that only occurs in deserts in the Four Corners Area”! A few months later it broke out in Yosemite National Park, which isn’t a desert, nor anywhere near that area. I never understood why the medical community doesn’t screen respiratory illness infections, don’t they want to know their nature, viral, bacterial, fungal, etc.? There’s a new dangerous respiratory fungal infection spreading now, how many people have to die from this before doctors start considering it when diagnosing patients?

[@gerardbiddle1808]

Thank you Dr Been 😉⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@americafirst9144]

Regular, approved scientists are modifying the worst diseases in labs everyday. What could possibly go wrong?

[@skanthaadsigns]

I loved the look when you said “…can be modified..” 😎

[@hlnbee]

So interesting. I’m a retired nurse who had a patient decades ago with bubonic plague. She had been studying rats in Bolivia, I believe. Of course, she was treated with IV antibiotics and survived.

[@patriceferguson7340]

Ya forgot plague 542 CE Rome and Europe were decimated and that came from Rome’s Ivory trade after the volcanic winter of 536

[@RonnieFox-sr8dx]

What do you do if you have an antibiotic resistance or allergic to antibiotics? Are there prevention methods?

[@xy101]

A person can be allergic to an antibiotic, then the treatment protocol is to change the antibiotic for another that is effective but won't cause an allergic reaction. The pathogens are the ones that can be resistant to antibiotics, then the protocol is to change to an effective treatment, this would be one that the pathogen won't be able to resist. There are prevention methods and you can find more about them searching in the internet, Google search, Wikipedia and if you need or want more specific, detailed and technic information you can go in person to a university and then look for a department related with health sciences, human medicine, veterinary, biology, zoology, infectology, zoonotic diseases, etc. and perhaps you can go to the libraries there.

[@PondPlace-dc1fg]

My mom could only take one or 2 antibiotics. She was allergic to almost all types. Thankfully us ,3 daughters didn't inherit that

[@MaryDunford]

I love your drawings. No one makes death and disease look so freaking adorable as you. 😂👍 (The info is great, too.)

[@nosretep1960]

TY 👍

[@LilFella67]

Hello there Dr Mobeen Syed.

[@colinstewart1432]

Are we to believe Yersinia Pestis is loose in mainland U.S.?

[@PondPlace-dc1fg]

Happy Birthday early. Hope you have a wonderful day

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you 🙏

[@ladybug591]

What is the point of this video - does it help anything or does it cause even more fear? A better discussion would be "How to stop dangerous experimentation." Government is involved and subsidies from our tax are given so perhaps you may agree that is where we need to start if we wish to protect ourselves? We all know about this disease in general so why talk about it in a "weaponized form" at this point? If you want to give lectures about diseases that's fine but why insinuate that a weaponization may occur - that has always been a threat since medical people started experimenting in laboratories and covid was the result recently.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

About 20 years ago now, a young wildlife biologist working in the Grand Canyon area died of plague after being sent home from the local clinic with “flu”. He had received an “inactive” signal on one of the Pumas he was tracking, and sadly, performed a necroscopy on it without taking universal precautions. (He found the puma with blood coming from its mouth which he unfortunately misattributed to trauma). I felt so bad not only tor him, his family and friends, but for the doctor at the clinic who didn’t make a good diagnosis, it must be a terrible feeling when a patient dies because you made a bad, perhaps even a lazy, assumption. Not that our Dear Been would ever do that!

[@jamesq3896]

Dr. Been. How about a vid with Dr. Thomas Seyfried.

[@kebbasda]

We have open boarders to the north and south soooo???? We’re tired of the fear we’re not buying what’s being sold.

[@bubblewrapstillpink2804]

We need a government fearful of the people...

[@alexwelts2553]

Your illustrations are adorable❤.

[@Bogusuap]

We had one in Colorado. Person got it from a squirrel.

[@ellie698]

Dr Been, if it's in the body it's bubonic, if it spreads to the lungs, it becomes "pneumonic" plague? And is then fatal in all cases?

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

If in the lymph nodes then bubonic. If in the circulation then sepsis, and if in the lungs then pulmonary. Bubonic is easily treatable if caught early.

[@monicali2608]

The pathogen is usually found in crowded places. In medieval times the were natural disasters, hinger and poor hygiene followed by the desiease.

[@dalisemeyers620]

QQQ: Can it replicate in pieces if cut up? How can it be cut up if grabbed by the antibody?

[@dalisemeyers620]

QQQQQ : Dr. Mobeen the Honda 2004 car manual says there are materials in the car that causes infertility. Do you know what it may be or how it would happen? Does this plague also cause infertility?

[@ground752]

Please review harmful protein in RSV injection

[@carolwilliams8281]

Have a few cases every year. You're not scaring anyone.

[@cynarasmith1476]

3:22 wow

[@solangelalebron1348]

In Midevil times people performed surgeries without any gloves. So imagine pulling people's teeth or puncturing cysts and attending labors and getting blood and pus from another person on you. Disgusting. Contagion 100% of the time.

[@victoriabryant3078]

Disease x?

[@laurainsley2907]

Dr Mobeen, your playlist does not show the "look into my eyes" video any more. The only reason that I know that it is still on here, is because I commented. Maybe, you won't even see this comment, as it would appear that my comments are unpopular. I have watched them removed in real time, just this morning on another channel addressing this issue.

[@ronvanwegen]

Upon hearing this news I immediately put on a mask. I live in Australia.

[@fudoshin4407]

😂

[@ocglamtan6763]

It only works if you have 2. Make sure you where it when you drive too. By yourself 🤣

[@serenitynow6496]

Research the harm that the fibers in the mask can cause on your respiratory system.

[@PondPlace-dc1fg]

Mask protest from nothing

[@PondPlace-dc1fg]

You better use ivermectin so fleas don't bite you

[@kahnfatman]

So „Defund the Police“ has now become „Gimme the Plaque“. Go woke go plaque!

[@SC-gp7kt]

I would just assume it already HAS been weaponized, and I predict this will be the next rollout of pandemics.

[@margaretneanover3385]

How closely related is bubonic to gane green? Just observation. Necroolipoidica/ necrosis also as bruising and diabetes in some ethnics? For untried grandmas gain green was area in aluminum acetate for twenty three daily for one case known of..not a doctor ..try to study. Odd but true . Yes acetate dud wonders by one patient and a member was the one helping ..her nurse..long ago my grandma had ganegreene. My suspicion is it's a same mechanism different affects like same antibiotic different structural work. See ?

[@countitalljoyfam]

Huh?????

[@margaretneanover3385]

@@countitalljoyfam research aluminum acetate to stop ganegreene and possible necrosis..at base compress use it worked as suggested once.

[@mother8696]

?

[@naomisherred166]

Do you mean gangrene (where the flesh rots?). Awful infection to have too.

[@chinookvalley]

Getting thru the day is made tolerable by playing Pink Floyd in the background. All of life has become surreal.

[@chilloften]

And Chris Isaak Wicked Games to bliss out.

[@kathleenhillock9366]

Covid was a practice run.

[@sharonnycum5414]

The real plauge is the Fentynol but they won't close the border.

[@slavetothegrind872]

Get your vaccine.

[@petestanton1945]

another bioweapon lableak

[@kforest2745]

Wonderful may it reach Canada’s PM. Yeah I’m not a fan of the loser.

[@MickeyMishra]

So it can be spread by Cats? Hmmm..

[@reality_is_the_key]

Quick FACT: It happens every year. 7-10 cases in the U.S. PER YEAR. Stop it. You should be ashamed of yourself.

[@HardRocker-zc8rr]

TRE46SON

[@jesussavesjesusgodlove7042]

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[@notu2493]

ehat aby the vax and dna. that eould be a good subject