Plague and Earthquake
The devastating 1906 San Francisco earthquake left a city in ruins and created ideal conditions for disease outbreaks. As the threat of bubonic plague resurfaced, the push for research into its ecology intensified, leading to investigations into reservoir animals like ground squirrels. The historical context reveals a complex interplay of disease, disaster, and societal challenges, highlighting the importance of thorough research in understanding public health threats.In this clip
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