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Tularemia
(redirected from rabbit fever)

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Tularemia
An infectious bacterium that can cause lesions, fever, anorexia and death in humans. It has been used in American, Japanese and Soviet bioweapons programs. See also: Biowarfare.
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Right now, workers are just hoping that the continuing stream of flu samples won't interfere too much with the lab's typical summer test load -- when cases of plague and tularemia, or rabbit fever, start to pop up, Aragon said.
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