Rabies is a vaccine preventable zoonotic disease with a significant mortality burden
worldwide. Several years of vaccination campaigns in wildlife animals have now achieved …

Background Human rabies is a neglected reemerging disease that has a major impact on
public health in poor communities and low-and middle-income countries [1]. With a lethality …

Bats (order Chiroptera) are some of the most abundant mammals on earth and their species
ecology strongly influences zoonotic potential. While substantial research has been …

Arbovirus is a vital, life-threatening disease worldwide and continues to be a significant
problem while the world is dealing with the major coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic …

Rabies is a zoonotic disease caused by the rabies virus (RABV) that causes fatal
encephalitis in mammals. Bats can transmit the disease to urban canines and felines, which …

Rabies virus (RABV), remains a significant public health concern, with bat-maintained
lineages accounting for all currently documented cases in Brazil. Despite the availability of …

Rabies is a viral zoonosis that is transmissible to humans via domestic and wild animals.
There are two epidemiological cycles for rabies, the urban and the sylvatic cycles. In an …

Rabies is a zoonotic disease caused by a neurotropic RNA virus of the Lyssavirus genus,
recorded in various species of wild and domestic animals in many countries of the world …

Паразитосистемные отношения вируса бешенства (RABV) связаны с видами-
хозяевами, как правило, отрядов Carnivora и Chiroptera. Вместе с тем хищники и …

The relationship among microbes, animals, and humans often manifests as zoonotic,
anthropo-zoonotic, or sylvatic infections. Infections transmitted from animals to humans are …