Brucellosis

When someone comes in contact with animals that are carrying the Brucella bacteria, the infectious disease they may contract is called Brucellosis.

The gram-negative bacterium called brucella is the known cause of brucellosis or undulant fever. The antibacterial drug doxycycline is effective against this zoonotic disease.

Brucellosis is a rare ailment caused by the Brucella bacteria. The disease is also known as 'undulant fever'. It is also known as Bang's Disease after the doctor who discovered it, Dr. Bang.

For residents affected by natural disaster, there is an increased risk for acquiring a condition known as brucellosis from contact with infectious livestock.

Did you know that your canine can catch a sexually transmitted disease such as Brucellosis and that an owner of the canine can become infected from this disease? Find out more about Brucellosis and prevention.

Brucellosis, a former agent used in making biological weapons by the U.S. currently occurs in only about one hundred cases a year in the United States.

Swine Brucellosis is a wild hog thing.

Brucellosis is almost unheard of in America, but it is still around in many underdeveloped nations, transmitted from animals to people.