Naturally occurring tularemia is a zoonotic disease caused by the bacterium Francisella tularensis, which is a hardy organism capable of ...SkipNavigationExploreourCOVID-19ResourcesandUpdates WhoWeAreOurPeopleFocusAreasGlobalHealthSecurityEmergingInfectiousDiseasesandEpidemicsMedicalandPublicHealthPreparednessandResponseDeliberateBiologicalThreatsOpportunitiesandRisksintheLifeSciencesOurHistoryAnnualReportCareersOurWorkCOVID-19ProjectsPublicationsEventsExercisesELBIFellowshipEducationJournal:HealthSecurityCallforPapers:USGeneDriveGovernanceTheCapitolHillSteeringCommitteeResourcesCOVID-19UpdatesFactSheetsInteractiveFeaturesMultimediaNewsCenterNewsMediaCoverageContactDonateEnterSearchPhrase  Home > OurWork > AllPublications > 2014PublicationsOurpublicationskeepprofessionalsworkingacrossthepublic,private,andacademicsectorsinformedonthemostimportantdevelopmentsandissuesinhealthsecurityandbiosecurity.Findanarticleorreportbykeywords:EnterSearchPhrase  Findanarticleorreportorseeallbyarea,author,oryear:SelectFocusAreaDeliberateBiologicalThreatsEmergingInfectiousDiseasesandEpidemicsGlobalHealthSecurityMedicalandPublicHealthPreparednessandResponseOpportunitiesandRisksintheLifeSciencesYear202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007200620052004200320022001200019991998AuthorAdaljaAndradaBoddie(formerlyFranco)BorioBouriBrunsChamberlainCiceroCollinsConnellCourtneyCWatson(formerlyBoddie)DeitchFitzgeraldGillesGronvallGrossHanflingHendersonHitchcockHosangadiHurtadoInglesbyKobokovichKramerLamLarsenLienMairMaldinMartinMathenyMcgintyMeyerMintonMontagueMorhardMullenNorwoodNuzzoOlsiewskiO’ToolePondPotterRadonovichRambhiaRaviRibnerRiversRozoRubinsonSchoch-SpanaSchulerSelckSellShearerSmithSnyderStaffoftheUPMCCenterforHealthSecurityTonerTrotochaudUsenzaVaheyVeenemaWaldhornWarmbrodWatsonWestWollnerTitle:FrancisellaTularensis(Tularemia)Dateposted:February26,2014Publicationtype:AgentFactSheetPublication:UPMCCenterforHealthSecurity,2014Seealso:FrancisellaTularensis(Tularemia)Fac