Rabies is a neglected but preventable zoonotic disease that predominantly affects the most
vulnerable populations living in remote rural areas of resource-limited countries. To date …

Abstract Objectives One Health is transiting from multidisciplinary to transdisciplinary
concepts and its viewpoints should move from 'proxy for zoonoses', to include other topics …

The elimination of canine rabies through the implementation of high coverage mass dog
vaccination campaigns is a complex task, particularly in the resource-limited countries of the …

Dog and cat rabies cases imported from rabies enzootic countries represent a major threat
for areas that have acquired rabies-free status and quantitative risk analyses (QRAs) are …

With the global impetus for the elimination of canine-mediated human rabies, the need for
robust rabies surveillance systems has become ever more important. Many countries are …

The Global Burden of Disease Study1 shows that incidence of human rabies has fallen by
around 40% worldwide since 1990. Despite substantial gains in tackling this neglected …

Rabies is a viral zoonotic disease transmitted to humans in more than 99% of cas-es
through the bite or scratch of an infected dog (dog-mediated rabies). To date all countries on …

Rabies is an acute viral infection which causes horrifying neurological symptoms that
inevitably result in death. Every year at least 59,000 people are estimated to die from rabies …