Assertion: tularemia | /r/HasProperty | treated with antibiotic
Facets:
value: effectively
type: MANNER
value: successfully
type: MANNER
value: easily
type: MANNER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Tularemia can often be treated with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia can be treated with various antibiotics but long-term treatment may be necessary; early treatment is expected to reduce mortality.
text: Can tularemia be effectively treated with antibiotics?
text: Tularemia can be treated with antibiotics.
text: Can tularemia be effectively treated with antibiotics?
text: Tularemia in animals is treated with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia in animals is treated with antibiotics.
text: Can tularemia be effectively treated with antibiotics?
text: Tularemia is treated with antibiotics until four to five days after the fever subsides.
text: Can tularemia be effectively treated with antibiotics?
text: Tularemia can be treated with antibiotics, some of the cases can be life-threatening.
text: Tularemia can be treated with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia in animals is treated with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia in animals is treated with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia in animals is treated with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia in animals is treated with antibiotics.
text: Although tularemia can be successfully treated with antibiotics, it is difficult to diagnose, mainly because F. tularensis bacteria can suppress the human immune response.
text: Tularemia can be effectively treated with antibiotics, so if you should have any of these early signs, seek medical attention as soon as possible.
text: Tularemia can be treated successfully with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia can be treated with antibiotics and early detection is best.
text: Tularemia is a disease that is easily treated with antibiotics once diagnosed, but left untreated; it can progress to a significant human disease.
text: Tularemia can be effectively treated with antibiotics.
text: No, Tularemia is easily treated with antibiotics.
text: Tularemia can be treated successfully with antibiotics.