1910 CE–1911 CE
Pneumonic-plague epidemic in Manchuria
Epidemics & public health · Peste · Control de brotes · Surveillance
The 1910–1911 pneumonic-plague epidemic in Northeast China prompted field investigation, bacteriological identification, isolation, and coordination with local and international authorities, associated with Wu Lien-teh’s work. Historical literature differs on some counts and transmission explanations; this entry does not treat them as a single certainty.
Precision, calendar, and review
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- Calendar and convention
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- Documentary review
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Sources
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- 2026-09-23
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