Pneumonic Plague, Dementia Cases, and Rising Hospital Costs
- A worker at a Russian institute died from pneumonic plague, raising public health concerns.
- New dementia cases are projected to double by 2050, according to recent studies.
- The average cost of a hospital stay has increased to over $16,000.
- Pneumonic plague, a severe form of plague affecting the lungs, is now under scrutiny.
- Efforts to manage rising healthcare costs and dementia care are ongoing.
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WFAA Dallas·
Daily Dose: Pneumonic plague questions, dementia cases set to double and the rising cost of a hospital stay
KHOU Houston·
Daily Dose: Pneumonic plague questions, dementia cases set to double and the rising cost of a hospital stay
KING 5 Seattle·
Daily Dose: Pneumonic plague questions, dementia cases set to double and the rising cost of a hospital stay