Rabies is a viral zoonosis that kills thousands of people annually in low-and middle-income
countries across Africa and Asia where domestic dogs are the reservoir.'Zero by 30', the …

Background Rabies is an ancient disease that remains endemic in many countries. It causes
many human deaths annually, predominantly in resource-poor countries. Over evolutionary …

Background: Rabies is a fatal zoonotic disease, present in almost 150 countries. The “Zero
by 30” initiative aims to eliminate human deaths from dog-mediated rabies globally by 2030 …

Abstract In North America, raccoon rabies virus (RRV) is a public health concern due to its
potential for rapid spread, maintenance in wildlife, and impact on human and domesticated …

Over the past 150 years vaccination regimens for rabies have evolved considerably. Starting
from Pasteur's experimental vaccination of Joseph Meister in 1885, 1 nerve tissue vaccines …

The Rabies virus, a single-strand RNA virus with a negative-sense polarity, is responsible
for causing encephalitis and is a zoonotic disease. If not promptly treated after infection, it …

Dog-mediated rabies is an evident global health problem due to the transmission of bite
injuries inflicted by free-roaming dogs in developing countries. More than 95% of human …

Rabies infection continues to be prevalent in many countries, causing a significant number
of fatalities annually, predominantly in resource-poor countries. Multiple RABV variants have …

As shifting migration patterns increase the arrival of viruses in new territories, our capacity to
understand the factors that enable their emergence must evolve in parallel. Technological …

Background. Rabies is a zoonotic disease caused by the rabies virus (RABV) from the
Lyssavirus genus. Transmitted through saliva, typically via bites or scratches, it causes fatal …