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Untreated pneumonic plague has a very high case-fatality ratio.

Among hospitalized patients in the study, 118 died - an overall 11% fatality rate.

The other fatality was a woman in Sweden who had recently returned from Germany.

For those who reach hospitals, the fatality rate is alarmingly high.

The fatality rate among Alaskan crab fishers is about 80 times that of your average worker.

Plague can be a very severe disease in people, with a case-fatality ratio of 30%-60% if left untreated.

Ebola has a very high fatality rate, up to 90 percent in some outbreaks, and has appeared sporadically since 1976.

Then Jean Valjean, like all the sorry fugitives who are seeking to evade the vigilance of the law and social fatality, pursued an obscure and undulating itinerary.

WARNING: the Floormen should always be aware of the tremendous force that can be applied and that the tongs could fly off suddenly, causing serious injury or fatality.

Both events symbolise the fact that our actions have implications. That political decisions have consequences. That history is shaped not by fatality, but by what we do.

Some studies indicate that women may have higher rates of progression from infection to disease and a higher case fatality in their early reproductive ages.

Shell's overall safety performance, as measured by reported injuries per million work hours, was slightly better than BP's, but it has for years suffered a higher fatality rate than its peers.

In the first reported fatality since the ceasefire began, a Palestinian was killed by Israeli forces near the town of Khan Younis after mortar bombs were fired from the area, medical workers said.

The dramatic symptoms of Marburg haemorrhagic fever and its frequent fatality are resulting in a high level of fear, which is further aggravated by a lack of public understanding of the disease.