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City Washington / DC / / Company Hoover / Brucellosis (continued from previous page) Laboratory / Cieslak T / / Continent Africa / Asia / / Country Italy / Turkey / France / United States / Portugal / Spain / Greece / / Event FDA Phase / Product Issues / / Facility U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases / / IndustryTerm dairy product / nervous systems / animal products / dairy products / rubber / food / milk products / / MedicalCondition epididymitis / acute non-specific febrile illness / headaches / systemic zoonotic disease / headache / viral and mycoplasmal infections / flu / arthritis / undulant fever / brucellosis infection / foodborne disease / vertebral osteomyelitis / back pains / arthralgias / fatigue / human illness / Lymphadenopathy / illness / infections / systemic infection / animal disease / cancer / disease / chronic symptoms / Response Frequently Asked Questions About Brucellosis / typhoid fever / chills / Brucellosis / humans brucellosis / fever / tularemia / endocarditis / infection / cough / meningitis / joint pain / / MedicalTreatment antibiotics / / Organization office of the Surgeon General / American Public Health Association / Army / U.S. Department of Defense / Public Health Services office of Public Health Emergency Preparedness / U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases / Arizona Department of Health Services Division / / / Product doxycycline / rifampin / skin / milk products / Brucella vaccine / tissue transplantation / / RadioStation Friedlander AM / / Region Middle East / North Africa / Central America / Caribbean / South America / Eastern Europe / Southern France / / Technology antibodies / transplantation / / URL http / SocialTag 
BRUCELLOSIS Bioterrorism Agent Profiles for Health Care Workers Causative Agent: Brucellosis is a systemic zoonotic disease caused by one of four Brucella species: B. melitensis,B. abortus, B. suis, and B. canis. The org