Rabies continues to be one of the deadliest, high risk diseases worldwide, posing a severe
threat to public health. The lack of human-to-human transmission means that the spread of …

Despite ongoing control efforts, rabies remains an endemic zoonotic disease in many
countries. Determining high-risk areas and the space-time patterns of rabies spread, as it …

Rabies is a severe zoonotic disease with potentially fatal consequences. Effective
communication channels are crucial for disseminating key rabies prevention and control …

Animal rabies is a potentially fatal infectious disease in mammals, especially dogs.
Currently, the number of rabies cases in pet dogs is increasing in several regions of …

Rabies virus (RABV) is extremely hazardous to both humans and animals, causing up to
100% death. Accurate and easy-to-use serological evaluation of vaccine potency following …

Introduction Rabies, a deadly zoonotic viral disease, accounts for over 50,000 fatalities
globally each year. This disease predominantly plagues develo** nations, with Thailand …

Introduction Animal rabies is a viral disease that poses a significant threat to domestic and
wild animal populations, with devastating consequences for animal health and human life …

Rabies is an important zoonosis in both the public and animal health domains. The
occurrences of animal rabies have been continuously reported in Nepal. For the effective …

Rabies is a challenging human and animal health concern that requires a multisectoral and
interdisciplinary strategy for prevention and control. The aim of this study was to investigate …

Rabies is a fatal zoonotic disease, resulting in human and livestock deaths. In Nepal, animal
rabies has posed a significant challenge to public health. Because animals are the primary …