Soaking up the sunshine during the warm summer months is one of the season’s best perks, but spending extra time outdoors can also bring you into contact with a few unwelcome pests. A recent reminder ...

Tularemia, known as rabbit fever, is an uncommon tick-borne disease that can be fatal without prompt treatment. Three probable cases were reported in New York State this week. Seek medical attention ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rabbit fever cases reported near New York City are raising questions in New Jersey during peak tick season. Health officials in ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — The rare Bourbon disease and rabbit fever are suspected of invading New York in recent days, adding to the list of viral infections that have plagued residents this summer. The ...

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), reveal that tularemia cases are on the rise in the U.S. Dr_Microbe - stock.adobe.com Cases of tularemia, also known as “rabbit ...

San Diego County officials said Friday that additional ticks found along the Lopez Canyon Trail in Sorrento Valley have tested positive for a bacterial disease known as “rabbit fever.” The ticks were ...

New York health officials are flagging a fourth case of "rabbit fever" on Long Island, but say the rare illness remains very uncommon. Suffolk County's health commissioner on Thursday confirmed the ...

A rare tick-borne disease has been detected in New York state, multiple media outlets have reported. Three probable cases of rabbit fever, also known as tularemia, were detected in Suffolk County, ...

Health officials in New York are warning residents about a rare tick-borne illness after three cases were reported on Long Island. Three people in Suffolk County were confirmed to have come down with ...

Rabbit fever cases reported near New York City are raising questions in New Jersey during peak tick season. Health officials in Suffolk County, New York, have identified three probable cases of ...

Health officials are warning residents about a rare tick-borne illness after three cases were reported on Long Island. Three people in Suffolk County were confirmed to have come down with tularemia, ...