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Introduction: Rabies is a deadly disease in which first aid and immuno-prophylaxis after
animal bite play a vital role in prevention. Animal bites are usually more prevalent in rural …

Objectives To explore the epidemiological characteristics of human rabies in Zhejiang
Province, China. Methods Descriptive and statistical analyses were performed using data …

Background: Rabies is a viral zoonosis and human infection usually occurs following
transdermal bite or scratch by an infected animal. It is one of the most dangerous and …

Dr Hamikchandra Patel* Dr Sandeep Rao INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH ABSTRACT KEYWORDS Page 1 ORIGINAL RESEARCH PAPER MODULATION …

Background: India contributes to one-third of rabies death globally. Despite the efforts taken
by government, Rabies incidence in India has been constant for over a decade. Hence …

Background: According to the WHO, rabies incidence in India has been constant for a
decade, without any obvious declining trend. It has been seen that there is a lack of …

As per revised estimate nearly 20, 583 people die of rabies every year in India, contributing
to one third of the global rabies burden. Community based surveys with respect to …

Background: Rabies is a fatal viral zoonotic disease. In India about 20,000 persons die of
rabies annually. The aim of present study was to assess the knowledge regarding rabies …

Background Rabies, a 100% fatal disease claims more than 59,000 human lives every year
globally. One human life is lost every 15 minutes due to this deadly preventable disease …