Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) affect over 1 billion people and cause 170,000 deaths
each year in the poor and vulnerable populations mainly in the tropical countries. WHO …

Rabies, a viral illness classified as a neglected tropical disease by the World Health
Organization (WHO), causes thousands of people to die annually, primarily in …

2 encouraging regional and national collaboration, emphasizing regional governmental
involvement, and sponsoring the policies and practices to implement the elimination strategy …

Pakistan is endemic to a number of viral infections, owing to its humid climate, topographical
variation, soaring population, and lack of education and awareness. These viruses may …

Background It remains unclear how human and animal displacement impacts zoonotic
disease risk with little contextualized primary data available. This study investigates zoonotic …

Background Rabies, caused by the rhabdovirus, is a fatal zoonotic disease with over 59,000
annual deaths globally. Asia and Africa account for 95%, with India leading, followed by …

Dog bites are a major cause for transmission of rabies virus to humans. Pakistan ranks fifth
among most rabies affected countries in the world. There are a few regional (ecological) …

In order to integrate and enhance the health of people, animals, and the environment, a
multidisciplinary “One Health” concept has been coined. However, developing countries …

Background: There is a sheer lack of knowledge in treating rabies in Pakistan. To decrease
the number of victims every year, immunization and awareness programs are the basic …

Rabies remains a public health problem since ancient times and kills at least 59,000
annually, almost all transmitted via dog bites. It creates considerable economic impacts on …