Larimer County health officials have confirmed a human case of tularemia, a rare but potentially serious bacterial infection found in wildlife, particularly rabbits and rodents.

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A case of tularemia has been confirmed in Larimer County. Officials advise taking outdoor safety precautions this summer.

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Learn more about this infection and how to protect yourself. Tularemia is also called rabbit fever or deer fly fever. The infection is caused by a bacteria called Francisella tularensis.

Dr. Gene Pavlovski, who heads the small-animal primary-care service at the University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Urbana. Dr. Gene Pavlovski, who heads the small-animal primary ...