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California resident tests positive for plague in Lake Tahoe, officials say. What are the symptoms and how common is it?
A Lake Tahoe resident has tested positive for the plague, California health officials confirmed on Tuesday. The resident is believed to have been bitten by an infected flea while camping in South Lake Tahoe. The infected individual is recovering at home and is receiving medical care, El Dorado County officials said in a press release.
A resident of South Lake Tahoe, California, has been diagnosed with the plague, the state's first human plague infection since 2020.
Soria Melguizo S.A. A well-studied but now rare disease has resurfaced in the U.S.The plague has been detected in ...
In El Dorado County alone, wildlife surveillance between 2021 and 2025 detected evidence of plague in at least 45 squirrels and chipmunks in the Lake Tahoe Basin. These animals can carry the bacteria ...
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