New York health authorities look into rare rabbit fever cases
New York public health experts are currently looking into a number of likely instances of tularemia, which is commonly referred to as rabbit fever, in the Long Island region. This uncommon bacterial disease is transmitted via deer flies, ticks, contact with sick animals, or exposure to tainted surroundings. To avoid major health issues and lower the chance of becoming dangerously ill, it is vital to get an early medical diagnosis and start antibiotic therapy immediately.
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