article_snippet: At least one lab employee has tested positive for a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November.
article_snippet: The test results showed At least one lab employee was 'just at the threshold for a verified positive result' and has not shown any symptoms of the diseases a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November can bring on, such as tuberculosis, according to NOLA.com.
article_snippet: Although there are no signs that surrounding areas have been exposed to a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November, further tests are required .
article_snippet: a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November may not cause an illness until days or years after the exposure, but an illness can be fatal in humans and animals, according to USA Today.
article_snippet: It is not yet known if a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November have colonized in the cages.
article_snippet: Several countries have looked into using a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November as a bioweapon because strains can be resistant to multiple antibiotics.
article_snippet: The overall mortality rate is 40 per cent but in Thailand, where a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November is endemic, a deadly bacteria used to make bioweapons that mysteriously escaped a Louisiana research center in November is up to 50 per cent.
article_snippet: Those results showed that there was no evidence that the bacteria had spread into the surrounding area, suggesting there was no public health risk.