ABSTRACT The 'One Health'(OH) approach is the most promising idea in realising the
global goal of eliminating canine-mediated human rabies by 2030. However, taking an OH …

Background The human resource gap in veterinary sectors, particularly in low-income
countries, imposes limitations on the delivery of animal healthcare in hard-to-reach …

Abstract Sustained vaccination coverage of domestic dog populations can interrupt rabies
transmission. However, challenges remain including low dog owner participation, high …

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 …

Background Despite urban (domestic dog) rabies cycles being the main target for rabies
elimination by 2030, sylvatic (wildlife) rabies cycles can act as rabies spillovers especially in …

The non-compliance of female adolescents with the consumption of iron and folic acid
supplementation (IFAS) poses a challenge to reducing the incidence of anemia. Therefore …

Objectives Dog vaccination can eliminate rabies in dogs, but annual delivery strategies do
not sustain vaccination coverage between campaigns. We describe the development of a …

Canine rabies causes an estimated 60,000 human deaths per year, but these deaths are
preventable through post-exposure prophylaxis of people and vaccination of domestic dogs …

Rabies vaccination in domestic dog populations has increased globally in a bid to protect
human health. Surveillance efforts, however, are inconsistent in endemic regions such as in …

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupts rabies control activities in the community. A new approach
is needed to control rabies during the COVID-19 pandemic through digital health …