Q fever - early
From DrKoop's partner site on diet and exercise, MyDietExercise.com
Prevention Pasteurization of milk and adequate cooking of food destroys the bacteria that causes early Q fever. Domestic animals should be inspected for signs of the disease if people exposed to them have developed symptoms of Q fever.
Review Date: 10/09/2006  advertisement
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