Bullis fever syndrome: A disease transmitted through tick bites (Ambylomma americanum). Symptoms include fever, rash and headache. The disease was first observed in soldiers training at Camp Bullis in America. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Bullis fever syndrome is available below.
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