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Volume 32, Number 4—April 2026

Synopsis

Ecologic Investigative Strategies to Determine Human Plague Exposure Sites, United States, 1991–2018

Rebecca J. EisenComments to Author , Lynn M. Osikowicz, and Erik Foster
Author affiliation: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA

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Reported plague cases and associated environmental investigations per year, United States, 1991–2018. The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention staff assisted state and local health departments in the field on a portion of case investigations.

Figure 1. Reported plague cases and associated environmental investigations per year, United States, 1991–2018. The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention staff assisted state and local health departments in the field on a portion of case investigations.

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