Assertion: tularemia | /r/HasProperty | endemic
Facets:
value: naturally
type: MANNER
value: in north america
type: LOCATION
value: in ontario
type: LOCATION
value: in parts of europe and asia
type: LOCATION
value: in scandinavia
type: LOCATION
value: to the former soviet union
type: LOCATION
value: in western europe
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Tularemia is endemic in the Gori region of the Eurasian country of Georgia.
text: Tularemia is naturally endemic.
text: In western Europe, tularemia is endemic in Scandinavia but has emerged in new parts of Sweden and is increasingly reported in humans from more southern locations, such as Germany, France, and Spain.5 Tularemia has been absent from the United Kingdom, with the exception of travel-related disease.
text: Individuals at risk for developing the infection include hunters, trappers, taxidermists, grounds maintenance workers, sheep herders/shearers, laboratory workers, those with tick exposure, and those living in or traveling to areas where tularemia is endemic.
text: Individuals at risk for developing the infection include hunters, trappers, taxidermists, grounds maintenance workers, sheep herders/shearers, laboratory workers, those with tick exposure, and those living in or traveling to areas where tularemia is endemic.
text: Tularemia is endemic in the Gori region of the Eurasian country of Georgia.
text: Tularemia is naturally endemic.
text: Tularemia is naturally endemic.
text: Tularemia presents most commonly in the summer, due to high tick activity, in the south-central US and peaks in the winter, the primary hunting season, in the northeastern US.1 Individuals at risk for developing infection include hunters, trappers, taxidermists, grounds maintenance workers, sheep herders/shearers, laboratory workers, those with tick exposure, and those living in or traveling to areas where tularemia is endemic.
text: Is tularemia not endemic to the former Soviet Union?
text: Tularemia is known to be endemic in Ontario, but mass mortality events in wildlife due to tularemia are rarely reported.
text: The disease is endemic in North America and parts of Europe and Asia.