TBRF is endemic in the western US, southern British Columbia, plateau regions of Mexico, Central and South America, the Mediterranean, Central Asia, and much of Africa. In the United States. LBRF is mainly a disease of the developing world. It is currently seen in Ethiopia and Sudan. Famine, war, overcrowding, and the movement of refugee groups often result in LBRF epidemics. With antibiotic treatment, the mortality of epidemic<unk><unk>  decreases from 10% to 40% to 2% to 4%.
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