Rabies is endemic in Cambodia. For exposed humans, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is
very effective in preventing this otherwise fatal disease. The Institut Pasteur du Cambodge …

Postexposure prophylaxis (PEP) prevents human rabies and is accessible in Cambodia
principally in Phnom Penh, the capital. Timely, affordable access to PEP is a challenge for …

Background Rabies, a fatal but preventable zoonosis, is a major public health problem in
developing countries. In Cambodia the disease burden is largely underestimated because …

Background Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is highly effective at preventing human rabies
deaths, however access to PEP is limited in many rabies endemic countries. The 2018 …

Background In Vietnam, rabies has been a notifiable disease for more than 40 years. Over
the last five years, on average, more than 350,000 people per year have been bitten by dogs …

Despite ongoing control efforts, rabies remains an endemic zoonotic disease in many
countries. Determining high-risk areas and the space-time patterns of rabies spread, as it …

Background Despite national elimination efforts, dog-mediated rabies remains endemic in
the Philippines. Free provision of post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) through the widespread …

In Madagascar, dog-mediated rabies has been endemic for over a century, however there is
little data on its incidence or impact. We collected data over a 16-month period on …

Rabies is the most dreaded neglected zoonosis worldwide. It affects mostly developing
countries with limited access to post-exposure prophylaxis and a low coverage of dog …

Background Rabies is endemic in southern Bhutan, associated with 1–2 human deaths and
high post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) costs annually. Evaluation of clinicians' management …