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2026-04-16 09:45:59 -

Serology vs. PCR: which tularemia test wins?
Serology looks for antibodies — it's cheap and widely available, but antibodies take 1‑2 weeks to appear. PCR detects bacterial DNA — it's fast (hours) and specific, but requires a lab and trained staff. The tularemia market research shows that serological testing holds the largest share, but molecular diagnostics is the fastest‑growing, with a CAGR above 6%. Why the...

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Pratiksha Dhote added blog Health
2026-04-16 09:46:23 -

The lawnmower risk: why tularemia is a hazard for suburbanites too
You don't have to be a hunter to get tularemia. In the US, a surprising number of cases come from mowing over a dead rabbit or rodent. The bacteria become aerosolized, and you inhale them. The US tularemia market research shows that pneumonic tularemia is the fastest‑growing infection type, with a CAGR above 5%. Why? Because suburban sprawl brings people into contact with wildlife....

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