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magnetic resonance imaging findings in a rare case of bovine to human rabies encephalitis
Original title: “Magnetic resonance imaging findings in a rare case of bovine to human rabies encephalitis.”
urban animal exposures and rabies post exposure prophylaxis in istanbul turkey insights from a metropolitan emergency department
Original title: “Urban Animal Exposures and Rabies Post-Exposure Prophylaxis in Istanbul, Turkey: Insights from a Metropolitan Emergency Department.”
Find out more about rabies disease, how it spreads, who's at risk, and how to prevent it.
Original title: “About Rabies”
CDC has clarified and simplified the process for bringing dogs into the United States from rabies-free and low risk dog rabies countries. CDC aims to protect the health of U.S. communities and animals and prevent the re-introduction of dog rabies to the United States.
Original title: “CDC Updates Dog Importation Process”
Test could save lives and lead to fewer unnecessary rabies shots
Original title: “New Rapid Rabies Test Could Revolutionize Testing and Treatment”
A human death from rabies is a tragic but rare thing in the United States and most developed nations. It's just as tragic but sadly common in parts of the world where some 3 billion people are at risk of being bitten by a rabid dog.
Original title: “Every 9 Minutes, Someone in the World Dies of Rabies - Press Release”
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene have confirmed that a patient who recently died of rabies in Maryland contracted the infection through organ transplantation done more than a year ago. The patient was one of four people who had received an organ from the same donor. This week, CDC laboratories tested tissue samples from the donor and from the recipient who died to confirm transmission of rabies through organ transplantati
Original title: “CDC confirms rabies death in organ transplant recipient - Media Statement”
Some people living in two Amazon communities in Peru survived being exposed to rabies virus without receiving vaccination, according to researchers from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in collaboration with the Peruvian Ministry of Health.
Original title: “CDC: Amazon study finds routine rabies exposures”
For the last several decades, state and local public health authorities in the United States have been working tirelessly on the prevention and control of rabies. Coincident with the recognition of World Rabies Day, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has formally declared the elimination of the type of rabies previously found in dogs in the United States...
Original title: “US Declared Canine-Rabies Free, CDC Announces at Inaugural World Rabies Day Symposium”
CDC's World Rabies Day Symposium and Expo includes experts and an appearance by the first human rabies survivor in the United States...
Original title: “First World Rabies Day to be Observed at CDC”