Rabies is a vaccine‐preventable fatal viral disease that is zoonotic in nature. In this article,
we provide a justification why the agreement of the World Health Organization (WHO), the …

Rabies, a vaccine preventable neglected tropical disease, still claims an estimated 35,000–
60,000 human lives annually. The international community, with more than 100 endemic …

Almost half of all countries in the world are effectively free of human deaths from dog-
mediated rabies. But the disease still affects people in low-and middle-income countries …

As difficult as it is to imagine, the presence of rabid dogs in cities and the countryside was of
great concern after World War II in the United States. 1 The urgency of the problem led to the …

" Although there is debate about the estimated health burden of rabies, the estimates of
direct mortality and the DALYs due to rabies are among the highest of the neglected tropical …

Rabies is a major neglected zoonotic disease and causes a substantial burden in the Asian
region. Currently, Pacific Oceania is free of rabies but enzootic areas throughout southeast …

Rabies is a prime example of a neglected tropical disease that mostly affects communities
suffering from inequitable health care [1]. The false perception that rabies impacts on society …

Why are 50,000–55,000 people dying from rabies worldwide each year, with 25,000–30,000
human deaths in India alone and over 3 billion people continuing to be at risk of rabies virus …

Rabies is an acute encephalitis caused by a lyssavirus. It is primarily transmitted through
bites of infected dogs which results in the worldwide death of an estimated 59000 humans …

This report describes the progress made since the launch of the Global Strategic Plan to End
Human Deaths from Dog-mediated Rabies by 2030. The country-centric plan is built on the …