The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued recommendations to prevent the transmission of tularemia, commonly known as 'rabbit fever,' following three probable cases reported on Long Island. The recommendations include using insect repellent, wearing gloves when handling sick or dead animals, and avoiding mowing over dead animals.
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CDC Issues Recommendations Following Reports of Rare 'Rabbit Fever' Cases on Long Island
The CDC has recommended preventive measures after three probable cases of tularemia, or 'rabbit fever,' were reported on Long Island. Suggested precautions include the use of insect repellent and gloves when dealing with sick or deceased animals.
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Three probable cases of rare ‘rabbit fever’ reported on Long Island
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CDC Issues Recommendations Following Reports of Rare 'Rabbit Fever' Cases on Long Island