Still, it took decades to
eliminate rabid dogs as a public health threat in Europe, Japan, and elsewhere.
Still, it took decades to
eliminate rabid dogs as a public health threat in Europe, Japan, and elsewhere.
Not exact matches
A team led by Jakob Zinsstag, a veterinary epidemiologist at the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute in Basel,
eliminated canine - transmitted rabies for 2 years in N'Djamena, although one
rabid dog was detected in 2014, apparently an invader from the countryside.
But the horrible suffering caused by rabies — some patients have convulsions and become aggressive, just like
rabid dogs — and the fact that many victims are children led the World Health Organization (WHO) and other groups in 2015 to announce a goal to
eliminate rabies deaths worldwide by 2030.