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Patient dies in emergency room from plague, health officials saySkip to contentContestsHome GiveawayCommunity CalendarMr. FoodThe NineOhio LotteryClub 13 DealsLocal NewsWatch LiveFirst Alert WeatherI-TEAMWe the PeopleLinks We MentionedHomeCommunity CalendarElection ResultsLocal NewsAction News NowCrimeI-TEAMOn Your SideWatching Your WalletNationalSpecial ReportsPoliticsBusiness NewsWe the People: Celebrating 250 YearsWatch LiveFirst Alert Weather13 First Alert RadarClosings & DelaysLive Action Cams13abc First Alert Weather AppWeather Word of the WeekWe the PeopleAction News Now - Digital ExclusivesSports VideoSportsStats & PredictionsHow to WatchSubmit Photos and VideoProgramming ScheduleWatching Your WalletHoliday VacationsThe CWAbout UsContact UsContestsCareersNewsletterProgramming ScheduleAdvertise With UsThe Nine13abc Originals13 Action News Big StoryDine 419Hittin' The TownMetroparks MeetupMoment of ScienceProblem SolversRising StarSpacing OutWhy it MattersTruth TestBright SideThis is HomeLinks We MentionedMr. FoodNextGen TVZeam - News StreamsBest Of ClassGray DC BureauCircle CountryInvestigateTVPowerNationDigital MarketingPatient dies in emergency room from plague, health officials sayHealth officials confirm that a Coconino County resident has died from pneumonic plague in a Flagstaff emergency room. (Source: KPHO)By Ben Bradley and Akim PowellPublished: Jul. 11, 2025 at 5:23 PM EDT|Updated: 15 hours agoEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInFLAGSTAFF, AZ. (/Gray News) - A person in Arizona has died from the plague, health officials confirmed on Friday.The person was recently treated in a Flagstaff emergency room and died the same day. It has since been confirmed that the patient’s death was caused by pneumonic plague, which is a severe lung infection caused by the Yersinia pestis bacterium.Officials confirm the person was a Coconino County resident but could not provide any additional information due to HIPAA regulations.Health officials say the Yersinia pestis bacterium, which causes the plague, can be transmitted to animals through bites from infected fleas. The bacterium can also be transmitted to humans from flea bites or bites from infected animals.This is the first recorded death from pneumonic plague in Coconino County since 2007. Health officials also note that plague is rare in humans, with an average of seven cases in the U.S. each year. There is even less chance of human-to-human transmission, with the last reported case dating back to 1924.The CCHHS provided the following tips to prevent exposure to the plague:Avoid contact with wild animals, whether they are alive, sick or dead, and avoid areas where they are known to live.Avoid fleas with insect repellent that contains 20-30% DEET and tuck pant cuffs into socks.Use veterinarian-approved flea treatments on pets and keep them on a leash, away from areas inhabited by wild rodents.Seek care for sick pets, specifically those with symptoms such as high fever, swollen lymph nodes, lethargic behavior, a loss of appetite or the development of a cough or eye drainage. Note: Cats are highly susceptible to plague.Remove brush, rock piles, trash and lumber from around homes and other buildings to prevent rodent infestations.Avoid camping next to rodent burrows and refrain from sleeping directly on the ground.Report prairie dog die-offs to your local health department.Symptoms of plague in humans can appear up to eight days after exposure and could include fever, chills, headache, weakness and muscle pain. Swollen lymph nodes can also develop in areas such as the groin, armpits or limbs.Copyright 2025 KPHO via Gray Local Media, Inc. All rights reserved.Most Read 2 killed, 2 others injured in shooting at Toledo sports bar 9-year-old dies by drowning in Tiffin pool, police say One dead, two injured in crash on Airport Hwy. 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(KPHO/Gray News) - A person in Arizona has died from the plague, health officials confirmed on Friday. The person was recently treated in a Flagstaff emergency room and died the .
A Northern Arizona patient died this week after becoming infected with a severe form of plague, according to public health officials. “(We) recently cared for a patient in the Flagstaff Medical , Summary An Arizona resident died within 24 hours of showing plague symptoms, confirmed to be caused by Yersinia pestis, following a nearby prairie dog die-off. Officials urge swift reporting and prevention., A human has died of pneumonic plague in northern Arizona, Coconino County health officials said. The victim sought help at a Flagstaff hospital., A northern Arizona resident has died from the pneumonic plague, health officials confirmed on Friday, the first such death in Coconino County in nearly 20 years., Coconino County, Arizona, officials confirmed on Friday that a resident has died from pneumonic plague, a lung infection caused by the Yersinia pestis bacterium., The patient had arrived at Flagstaff Medical Center and died in the emergency room, according to Northern Arizona Healthcare..