The bubonic plague is a bacterial infection caused by *Yersinia pestis*, historically known as the Black Death. Transmitted through flea bites from infected rodents, it causes swollen lymph nodes and fever. While devastating in pandemics, modern antibiotics effectively treat it today, primarily benefiting public health systems and medical researchers studying infectious disease control.
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