Abstract Purpose of Review Rabies is an ancient yet still neglected tropical disease (NTD).
This review focuses upon highlights of recent research and peer-reviewed communications …

Domestic dogs can affect human health through bites and pathogen transmission,
particularly in resource-poor countries where dogs, including owned ones, predominantly …

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 …

Effective parenteral vaccines are available to control rabies in dogs. While such vaccines
are successfully used worldwide, the period between vaccine boosters required to …

Canine-mediated rabies kills tens of thousands of people annually in lesser-developed
communities of Asia, Africa, and the Americas, primarily through bites from infected dogs …

Vaccination is the main tool to prevent the circulation of rabies in dog populations. The
development of an immune response after vaccination differs between individual dogs and …

Free-roaming domestic dogs (FRDD), as vectors of zoonotic diseases, are of high relevance
for public health. Understanding roaming patterns of dogs can help to design disease …

Rabies is a zoonotic disease that is mainly transmitted to humans through dog bites. It
remains a major public health threat in many Asian and African countries, including Uganda …

Simple Summary To advance the national rabies control effort in Cambodia, a coalition
comprising government and non-government organizations spearheaded a short-duration …

Constraints to canine rabies elimination include low political priority, poor implementation of
a One Health approach, low accessibility of rabies post-exposure treatment, and often …