Health Alert Network update : information update related to Yersinia pestis
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Health Alert Network update : information update related to Yersinia pestis

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  • Alternative Title:
    Information update related to Yersinia pestis
  • Corporate Authors:
    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
  • Description:
    Wednesday, January 15, 2003, 20:10 EST (8 :10 PM EST)

    CDCHAN -00108-03-01-15-UPD-N

    When a potential public health emergency occurs, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Web site (www.cdc.gov) can be your source for timely, accurate and scientifically precise information to help prepare you as situations develop.

    As most of you know by now, specimens positive for Yersinia pestis that were reported missing late yesterday afternoon from the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) Laboratory in Lubbock, Texas have now been located. The F.B.I. has concluded that all the missing vials have been accounted for and determined that there is no danger to public safety whatsoever. The investigation is still underway.

    While TTUHSC officials had no reason to believe the samples were intentionally removed from the laboratory, they promptly notified local, state, and federal public health and law enforcements officials. Because of current concerns about potential misuse, and questions you may receive about plague, CDC is communicating this information to state public health officials.

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    HAN ; 108
  • Document Type:
    HAN Health Update
  • Place as Subject:
    Texas
  • Pages in Document:
    1 unnumbered page
  • Volume:
    108
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