Tularemia (Deliberate Releases)

Francisella tularensis in blood culture, SRC Training HPA

Francisella tularensis is the causative agent of tularemia. Tularemia is extremely infectious and can easily be disseminated by a variety of routes, including airborne.

This page provides links to clinical information and guidance for health professionals dealing with cases of tularemia arising as a result of a deliberate release. The information may also be relevant to accidental release incidents or naturally occurring outbreaks.

Related Information

›› Biological Releases
›› Tularemia
›› Deliberate and Accidental Releases
›› Unusual Illness Guidelines
›› Cardinal Signs for Case Detection
›› Training Slides

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