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Colorado monitors rabbit-related disease
A rare disease called tularemia, linked to rabbits and ticks, has been detected in northern Colorado, prompting health warnings. Although human cases are infrequent, the disease can spread through insect bites, contact with infected animals, or airborne dust. Health officials recommend precautions such as using insect repellent, checking for ticks, and avoiding contact with wild animals to prevent infection.
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