Less common than Lyme disease, but much more dangerous: doctors warn about tularemia

Less common than Lyme disease, but much more dangerous: doctors warn about tularemia

Due to the warming climate and milder winters, ticks remain active longer, their distribution areas are expanding, which increases the risk of encountering rarer diseases.

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One of them is tularemia, also known as rabbit fever. Although this infection is rare, it can be very severe and untreated – even fatal.

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