Rabies is a disease of antiquity and has a history spanning millennia ever since the first
interactions between humans and dogs. The alarming fatalities caused by this disease have …

The attainment of the global target of zero dog‐mediated human rabies by 2030 depends on
functional rabies programmes. Nigeria, a rabies‐endemic country, and the most populous …

In many third world countries, where rabies is endemic in dog populations, humans continue
to be at risk of contracting the disease. Vaccination is the most effective form of prophylaxis …

Dog-mediated rabies is responsible for tens of thousands of human deaths annually, and in
resource-constrained settings, vaccinating dogs to control the disease at source remains …

Dog-mediated rabies is responsible for tens of thousands of human deaths annually, and in
resource-constrained settings, vaccinating dogs to control the disease at source remains …

Raccoon rabies virus (RRV) has been managed using multiple vaccination strategies,
including oral rabies vaccination and trap-vaccinate-release (TVR). Identifying a rabies …

Dog-mediated rabies is endemic in much of Indonesia, including Bali. Most dogs in Bali are
free-roaming and often inaccessible for parenteral vaccination without special effort. Oral …

Deeply embedded in local social, cultural, and religious settings, traditional healing is part of
dog bite and rabies management in many rabies endemic countries. Faith healing, which …

Wildlife disease management is a growing and challenging One Health paradigm for
scientists and program managers working to resolve human-wildlife conflicts. Managing …

Dog vaccination is the key to controlling rabies in human populations. However, in countries
like India, with large free-roaming dog populations, vaccination strategies that rely only on …