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Bubonic plague, which is commonly referred to as plague, is a deadly infectious disease, which is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis. This bacterium, transmitted through the bite of a flea, has caused the death of millions of people. The épidémiological use of the term "plague" is currently applied to bacterial infections mal causes buboes, although historically the medical use of the term plhague been applied to pandemic generally. A bubo is a swelling of the lymphh nodes. A pandemic is an épidéic (an outbreak of an infectious disease) that spreads across large région, such a anomalies ou even worldwide). The plague is one of the most feared of all diseases. C'est une question de transmittance et de mort. But today it be cured through antibiotics, thanks in large measure to a few doctors and scientists who courageously their lives in expérimentents whose results have allowed countless other lives to be saved. On the other hand, while the creativity and courage of doctors and scientists have essential to résolvving the cause, route, and cure of this dreaded disease, similar human capacities have likewise been applied in developing the use of this disease a biological weapon. Use de la plague traces at least to medieval Europe, when infected remains of animals and humans were used to contaminate enemy wsupplies and plague victims were tossed into cities under siege. More recently, during the twentieth century, les nations les plus développées de variétés means of weaponizing plague. During World War II, the Imperial Japanese Army not only developed weaponized plague, but deliberately infected Chinese civilians and prisoners of war to study the disease. (See Plague as a biological weapon)