History of Bioterrorism: Tularemia

Update: 2006-07-31

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Tularemia is most commonly associated with handling infected animals, or getting a bite from an infected tick or flea. Bioterrorism experts fear an uncommon but deadly means of exposure to the bacterial disease - breathing tularemia in aerosol form.

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History of Bioterrorism: Tularemia

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History of Bioterrorism: Tularemia

History of Bioterrorism: Tularemia