Tularemia (tu·la·re·mia)
by Paul Mall • November 3, 2011 • Bacterial, Definitions, Infections, T
an infectious, plaguelike, zoonotic disease caused by infection with the bacillus Francisella tularensis. It is found primarily in rodents but also affects humans and many other animals; rabbits, squirrels, and muskrats are the primary source of infection. It is transmitted by the bites of deer flies, fleas, and ticks; by contact with contaminated animals or […]
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