In 2024, five people and 27 animals in Minnesota contracted the rare bacterial disease tularemia in the seven-county ...

In infected animals, tularemia may cause loss of appetite, a high fever, weakness, swollen lymph nodes, and newly formed ulcers on the skin and mouth. Historically, tularemia is an uncommon ...

Ulceroglandular Tularemia: This is the most common one that you can get from being bitten by tick or infected animal. This affects your skin and lymph node. Glandular tularemia: Similar to ...