The control of Rabies, a zoonotic viral disease is a major public challenge in several
developing countries. Current approaches for rabies control are overwhelmingly directed …

Replacement of the Essen intramuscular (EIM) by the updated Thai Red Cross intradermal
(UTRCID) regimen for rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), in high-throughput hospitals …

Background: Rabies is a preventable neglected public health problem and associated with
multiple cultural, religious, and social practices, myths in our country. There is a lack of …

Background India is highly endemic for rabies. Although fatal, rabies is a preventable
disease. Several factors interfere with the timely utilization of post exposure prophylaxis …

Complete post-exposure prophylaxis is necessary to prevent rabies among all animal bite
victims. It is essential for the bite victims to complete the full course of vaccination as …

Background: Rabies a dreadful disease can easily be prevented by immediate wound care,
vaccination and immunoglobin administration. Prognosis depends on the promptness of …

Background: Rabies is 100% fatal disease, but it is prevented by use of potent Anti-Rabies
Vaccine (ARV). Noncompliance to vaccination schedule is one of the reasons for high …

Background: In rabies endemic countries, where every animal bite is potentially a suspected
rabid exposure, the exposed individuals should seek early and proper health care. It is also …

Background Rabies is a public health problem in developing countries like India accounting
for the second-highest number of rabies-related deaths worldwide. Anti-rabies vaccine …