Rabies is a neglected but preventable zoonotic disease that predominantly affects the most
vulnerable populations living in remote rural areas of resource-limited countries. To date …

Background Bangladesh is making progress toward achieving zero dog-mediated rabies
deaths by 2030, a global goal set in 2015. Methods Drawing from multiple datasets …

The world was taken aback after the corona pandemic started from China and soon
engulfed the whole of the world. Strict restrictions were in place since the beginning, and …

Despite declaration as a national priority disease, dog rabies remains endemic in Liberia,
with surveillance systems and disease control activities still developing. The objective of …

Background The mortality of humans due to rabies in China has been declining in recent
years, but it is still a significant public health problem. According to the global framework …

Despite a long history of dog-transmitted human rabies outbreaks in Liberia, West Africa, no
reports exist of molecular characterisation of the causative lyssaviruses. This study …

There is a growing concern over the ongoing rabies epidemic in Sarawak that has remain
unresolved ever since the outbreak began in July 2017. As of today, there has been 18 …

To reach zero dog-related human rabies deaths by 2030, Liberia must prioritize rabies as a
public health threat. Understanding dog demography parameters are imperative and sets …

This study aimed at developing a time-trend model of dog bite victims (DBVs), reviewing the
rabies-exposure status of DBVs and estimating annual human rabies deaths (AHRDs) in …

Rabies remains a public health challenge of unknown magnitude in Liberia in spite of the
goal of ensuring that no human in the country dies of rabies by 2030. The annual prevalence …